X-Ray Technologist

Baptist Urgent Care is seeking an X-Ray Technologist to join our Healthcare & Medical Services team. In this role, you will perform diagnostic radiologic procedures, ensure image quality, follow safety protocols, and support clinical staff in delivering prompt, patient-centered care. You'll interact with diverse patients, verify orders, maintain equipment, and document results accurately. Our caring, community-focused culture emphasizes teamwork, empathy, and integrity, offering opportunities for professional growth, skill development, and meaningful impact in an urgent care setting.

Responsibilities

• Perform routine diagnostic X-ray examinations according to provider orders and established protocols
• Position patients correctly and safely to obtain high-quality diagnostic images while minimizing radiation exposure
• Operate and troubleshoot digital radiographic equipment and related imaging systems, including PACSVerify patient identity, review imaging orders, and document procedures accurately in the electronic medical record
• Adhere to radiation safety standards and ALARA principles, using appropriate shielding and protective measures
• Maintain strict infection prevention practices and ensure a clean, safe imaging environment
• Collaborate with providers, nurses, and other staff to prioritize imaging studies and support efficient patient flow
• Recognize and promptly communicate urgent or unexpected findings to the appropriate clinical staff
• Provide clear explanations and compassionate support to patients and families before, during, and after procedures
• Participate in routine equipment checks, quality control activities, and reporting of maintenance needs
• Assist with basic clinical support tasks within scope of practice, as needed, to support the care team

Required Skills

• Radiologic imaging (X-ray) operation
• Patient positioning and radiographic technique
• Radiation safety and ALARA principles
• Use and maintenance of digital imaging equipment/PACSInfection prevention and control
• Venipuncture and basic clinical support (if allowed by scope)
• Medical terminology
• Electronic medical record (EMR) documentation
• Basic urgent care/clinic workflow
• Patient communication and customer service
• Vital signs measurement
• Collaboration with providers and nursing staff