Description
The Radiologic Technologist operates x-ray equipment to produce radiographs, positions and instructs patients, adjusts exposure settings, prepares examination rooms, monitors patients, documents exam information, reports findings to physicians, and verifies exams on PACS. The role requires an ARRT-R certification, California or Hawaii radiologic technician registration, Basic Life Support certification, and a fluoroscopy license, with an associate's degree in radiologic technology preferred.
