ARRT Radiology / Limited License X-Ray Technologist

Physicians Care, a nonprofit clinic serving uninsured adults in Cobb County, seeks an ARRT Radiology / Limited License X-Ray Technologist to provide high-quality diagnostic imaging in a compassionate, community-focused setting. Responsibilities include performing ordered X-ray exams, positioning patients, ensuring radiation safety, and maintaining accurate documentation. You will collaborate closely with physicians and clinical staff, support infection control and equipment upkeep, and help optimize clinic flow. This role offers meaningful impact, professional growth, and the chance to improve community health every day.

Responsibilities

• Perform diagnostic radiographic and limited license X-ray exams following physician orders and ARRT/State guidelines
• Prepare patients by explaining procedures, positioning correctly, and ensuring comfort and safety
• Operate, calibrate, and maintain X-ray equipment, ensuring image quality and radiation safety standards
• Verify patient identity, review orders, and document exams accurately in medical records or EMRFollow infection control, radiation protection, and clinic safety protocols at all times
• Collaborate with physicians, nurses, and dental/medical staff to support coordinated patient care
• Assist with basic clinical tasks such as room setup, patient transport, and supply management
• Protect patient privacy and maintain HIPAA-compliant handling of all health information
• Support quality improvement and compliance activities, including equipment checks and audits
• Contribute to a compassionate, nonprofit clinic environment focused on underserved adults

Required Skills

• Radiographic imaging techniques
• Limited license X-ray procedures
• Patient positioning
• Radiation safety and ALARA principles
• Operation of digital radiography equipment
• Image quality assessment
• Infection control and PPE use
• Electronic medical records (EMR) documentation
• Anatomy and radiographic positioning knowledge
• HIPAA and patient privacy compliance