Radiology Technologist

Compensation:

• Competitive Base Salary - DOE
• Full-time schedules available for 8, 10, and 12-hour day, evening, and night shifts
• Benefits - Full
• Relocation Assistance Available - No
• Bonus Eligible - $6,000 sign-on bonus is available for eligible external candidates who meet all conditions for payment
• Overtime Eligible - No
• Interview Travel Reimbursed - No

Candidate Details:

• Seniority Level - Entry
• Management Experience Required - No
• Minimum Education - Bachelor's Degree
• Willingness to Travel - Never

Required Qualifications:

• Education to meet certification, license, or registration requirement.
• Oregon Radiographer License upon hire, or Oregon Radiographer Temporary License upon hire.
• National Certification from American Registry of Radiologic Technologists within 6 months (180 days) of hire.
• National Provider BLS - American Heart Association upon hire.
• New graduates must have OBMI temporary license and obtain permanent license within 6 months of hire.

Job Description:
Radiology Technologist opportunity at our Medical Center in NW OR. Full-time schedules available for 8, 10, and 12-hour day, evening, and night shifts. A $6,000 sign-on bonus is available for eligible external candidates who meet all conditions for payment, in addition to the benefits and compensation package offered from day one.

Our Medical Center is a 6-time Magnet Award winning facility with over 150 years of history, home to one of the largest diagnostic imaging centers in the Northwest. You'll join a team of skilled technologists in an environment built on collaboration and innovation, with the opportunity to grow across a wide range of radiologic specialties including surgical imaging, fluoroscopic and invasive procedures, and portable and outpatient imaging across departments such as surgery, critical care, and our recently renovated emergency department.

The Radiology Technologist performs imaging examinations according to physician orders, utilizing a variety of sophisticated imaging equipment while accounting for each patient's unique and age-related needs. This role applies clinical knowledge and judgment for proper positioning, radiation dose calibration, and technique to produce optimal high-quality images, while maintaining minimal radiation exposure to patient and operator with ALARA awareness.