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Job Description Mail:- X-ray technician (radiologic technologist) captures diagnostic medical images by positioning patients and operating imaging equipment while adhering to strict radiation safety protocols. They prepare examination rooms, maintain equipment, and document patient records. Key requirements include an Associate’s degree, ARRT certification, and strong communication skills.  Betterteam Betterteam  +5 Key Responsibilities Patient Care: Preparing patients for procedures, explaining the process, positioning them correctly, and ensuring safety/comfort during imaging. Imaging Procedures: Operating X-ray, CT, or fluoroscopy equipment to produce high-quality diagnostic images. Radiation Safety: Using shielding and minimizing radiation doses to patients and themselves according to safety protocols. Technical Support: Maintaining, calibrating, and troubleshooting X-ray equipment, reporting malfunctions. Documentation: Updating patient records, managing schedules, and securing previous imaging for comparison.  Betterteam Betterteam  +7 Requirements and Qualifications Education: Completion of an accredited Radiologic Technology program (Associate’s degree or diploma). Certification/Licensure: Valid certification from the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) and relevant state licensure. Skills: Strong technical aptitude, attention to detail, precision, and patient-focused communication.  Monster Monster  +2 Work Environment X-ray techs work in hospitals, diagnostic imaging centers, clinics, and research institutions, often working in operating rooms or conducting portable X-rays. The job often requires standing for long periods and moving patients.  Requirements Must be a high school graduate. Further training in child care and development from some registered institution (eg. ACNS ). Proven child care experience with references. First Aid and CPR certification. Safety certification. A valid driving license and a safe driving record.