Medical Assistant and EMT-B trainees will train to become Limited X-ray Machine Operators (LXMO) and support diagnostic processes in urgent care clinics.
Locations (3)
Peabody, Massachusetts, United States
New Hampshire, United States
Maine, United States
Compensation
Hourly Pay Range for this Position
$17.14—$28.02 USD
Responsibilities
Complete 3 (New Hampshire) or 6 (Maine) months of training
Attend monthly skill days
Perform radiologic procedures following ARRT protocols
Navigate PACS system
Communicate with radiologists and teleradiology
Requirements
High school diploma required
Medical Assisting certification with at least one year of experience
Clinic Radiologic Technologist is responsible for providing diagnostic images within the clinic environment and dependent upon the type of clinic can be responsible for phlebotomy and registration of patients.
Compensation
Pay: Based on experience, starting at $25.08
$2,500 Sign on bonus
Estimated Compensation Range
$25.08 - $38.87
Pay based on experience
Responsibilities
Accurately uses image identification including documentation in patient records (Charts) of proper consents, orders and screening forms.
Determines portion of body to be imaged and properly positions the body for the images.
Follows proper policy and protocol for procedures as outlined in protocol guides and hospital policy.
Maintains equipment by routine cleaning and operations checks.
Obtains and records patient history, vital signs, symptoms or complaints prior to physician seeing the patient and assists with exams/procedures at physician's request.
Travel Nuclear Medicine Technologist (NMT) performing diagnostic procedures and patient care in a high-impact travel contract in Newton, New Jersey.
Compensation
Weekly Gross Pay: $2,643.80 per week
Responsibilities
Radiopharmaceutical Preparation: Calculate, assay, and administer radiopharmaceuticals in compliance with strict ALARA and radiation safety standards.
Diagnostic Imaging: Position patients, set imaging parameters, and operate gamma cameras, SPECT/CT, and specialized nuclear medicine equipment.
Image Quality & Analysis: Review acquired scans for diagnostic quality, process data sets, and collaborate closely with reading radiologists.
Patient Care & Education: Guide patients through exam expectations, take clinical histories, monitor vitals, and provide post-procedure radiation safety instructions.
Quality Assurance & Regulatory Compliance: Perform daily/weekly camera quality control (QC), survey meter checks, dose calibrator constancy tests, and maintain comprehensive records for state and federal regulatory oversight.
Requirements
Associate or Bachelor’s degree in Nuclear Medicine Technology
Nice to have: travel healthcare contract experience
Provides health care services applying pulsed x-ray energy to assist with diagnosis or treatment.
Responsibilities
Performs high-quality diagnostic imaging exams in accordance with physician orders and established protocols.
Verifies patient identity, medical history, and exam information while ensuring patient safety, comfort, and proper positioning throughout procedures.
Applies radiation safety standards, including ALARA principles, for patients, staff, and self during all imaging procedures.
Produces and manages diagnostic images, ensuring accurate documentation and image archiving within PACS and the electronic health record (EHR).
Administers contrast materials and performs peripheral venipuncture when indicated while monitoring patients for adverse reactions or changes in condition.
Requirements
Accredited School of Radiologic Technology graduate
The Specialty Technologist - Mammography, under the general supervision of the Breast Screening supervisor and Diagnostic Imaging manager, is responsible for the operation of radiological and accessory equipment for mammography within the Diagnostic Imaging/ Mammography, Breast Screening Multiple Sites and IWK Diagnostic Sites.
Locations (2)
Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada
Compensation
Compensation: $36.8761 - $46.7953 /hour
Responsibilities
Perform quality screening and diagnostic mammography with minimal supervision
Assess requisitions for appropriate examinations, views and equipment required
Obtain pertinent history
Select techniques and position patients to attain quality images
Operate X-Ray equipment and adhere to ALARA radiation safety practices
Requirements
Graduate of an approved school of Radiological Technology
Registered with Nova Scotia Regulator of Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy (NSRMIRT)
Combines clinical expertise with frontline supervisory duties, managing diagnostic imaging procedures, staff workflows, quality control, and regulatory readiness across health system locations.
Locations (2)
Ithaca, New York, United States
Montour Falls, New York, United States
Compensation
Pay Range: $90,600 - $122,300, annually - plus benefits
Responsibilities
Performs advanced diagnostic imaging procedures
Operates imaging systems and troubleshoots equipment
Pay: based on experience, starting at $25.08/hour
Estimated Compensation Range
$25.08 - $38.87
Responsibilities
Accurately uses image identification including documentation in patient records (Charts) of proper consents, orders and screening forms.
Determines portion of body to be imaged and properly positions the body for the images.
Follows proper policy and protocol for procedures as outlined in protocol guides and hospital policy.
Maintains equipment by routine cleaning and operations checks.
Obtains and records patient history, vital signs, symptoms or complaints prior to physician seeing the patient and assists with exams/procedures at physician's request.
Radiologic technologist responsible for performing imaging procedures under supervision of a radiologist, including X‑ray, CT, and fluoroscopic exams, while maintaining quality control and infection control standards.
Compensation
$20,000 Sign on Bonus
Rad Tech I Pay Scale $45.04 - $ 61.87
Responsibilities
Independently perform X‑ray exams as ordered by a referring provider or radiologist
Assist radiologist with fluoroscopic, interventional, or diagnostic procedures
Set up and operate a C‑Arm to assist in the performance of diagnostic and therapeutic procedures and/or surgeries
Perform QC as required to ensure that equipment operates as required by state and federal standards
Utilize PACS / RIS and other electronic health records
Requirements
Graduate of an accredited school of Radiologic Technology
Bachelor’s degree in Radiologic Technology or any health care related field
Nice to have: CT technologist certification
Nice to have: Additional imaging modality certification
Nice to have: Bachelor’s degree in Radiologic Technology or related field
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