X-ray Technologist (Radiologic Technologist)

Technician conducting X-ray of senior patient’s leg

What You’ll Do:

Operate X-ray equipment to capture images of designated body areas.
Review charts and orders to confirm the clinical indication for each exam.
Explain procedures and provide reassurance to patients.
Accurately process images for optimal quality.
Supervise and instruct radiography students.
Monitor accessory equipment and assist physicians with fluoroscopic procedures.
Meet the physical requirements of the role, including moving equipment and supporting patient needs.

Qualifications:

Associate degree in Radiologic Technology.
AART registry in Radiologic Technology.
Current CPR Certification.
Virginia state license (preferred).
Completion of annual training, health, and safety requirements.

Career Path:

X-ray Technologists often expand their skills through cross-training in other radiology modalities, such as CT, MRI, or Mammography. Growth opportunities also include becoming a preceptor or clinical instructor, or pursuing advanced training in areas such as O-Arm imaging.

Start your career in medical imaging with a role that builds a strong foundation and opens doors to multiple specialty pathways.