Rad Tech II

The University of Vermont Health Network is seeking a Rad Tech II to join our Healthcare & Medical Services team in Burlington, VT. In this role, you will perform diagnostic imaging procedures, ensure patient safety and comfort, and collaborate closely with physicians and clinical staff. You will operate advanced radiologic equipment, follow established protocols, and maintain accurate patient records. Our non-profit health system emphasizes compassionate care, innovation, and integrity, offering a dynamic, inclusive environment with opportunities for professional growth and meaningful impact on patient and community health.

Responsibilities

• Perform routine and advanced diagnostic radiologic procedures according to provider orders and established protocols
• Position patients and operate radiographic and fluoroscopic equipment to obtain high-quality diagnostic images
• Apply radiation protection principles and comply with all safety, regulatory, and infection prevention standards
• Review patient history, screen for contraindications, and explain procedures to ensure informed, compassionate care
• Monitor patients during and after imaging, recognizing and promptly escalating urgent or unexpected findings
• Accurately document procedures and enter required information into the electronic medical record and PACSMaintain and prepare exam rooms and equipment, performing basic quality control and troubleshooting issues
• Collaborate with radiologists, nurses, and other team members to coordinate efficient patient care and workflow
• Provide guidance and informal mentoring to junior technologists or students as needed
• Participate in staff meetings, in service education, and quality improvement or process optimization initiatives

Required Skills

• Diagnostic radiography (general radiology procedures)
• Patient positioning and immobilization techniques
• Operation of digital radiography (DR/CR) systems
• Fluoroscopy procedure support and safety
• Radiation protection and ALARA principles
• Knowledge of anatomy and radiographic positioning
• Use of PACS and Radiology Information Systems (RIS)
• Electronic medical record (EMR) documentation
• Contrast safety basics and patient monitoring
• Infection prevention and control practices
• Basic equipment quality control and troubleshooting
• Communication and patient care skills in clinical settings
• Time management in fast paced clinical environments