Under general supervision, performs various radiographic and fluoroscopic procedures, operates radiographic equipment, transfers images, and ensures imaging protocols meet quality standards. Acts as Lead or Supervisor when necessary, assists radiologists, maintains radiation safety guidelines, and troubleshoots equipment issues. Requires Diagnostic Radiologic Technology Certification and Fluoroscopy Certificate/Permit. Must have effective communication skills, ability to perform diagnostic imaging procedures, knowledge of anatomy and pathology, and proficiency in computer systems. Physical requirements and working conditions vary. Compensation ranges from $64.21 to $72.02 per hour.
