Radiologic Technologist

Radiologic Technologist – Second Shift (Full-Time)

Northwest Kansas | Non-Exempt | Monday–Friday | 4×9.5 hr Shifts | Rotating Call

A healthcare facility in Northwest Kansas is seeking a skilled Radiologic Technologist for a full-time second‑shift role. This position performs a variety of diagnostic imaging procedures, supports patient safety, and provides high‑quality customer service. The role requires flexibility, including occasional call, weekends, and holidays.

Enjoy a quiet, open‑sky lifestyle with low traffic, friendly communities, and plenty of space to breathe. The region offers affordable living, beautiful sunsets, and easy access to outdoor activities like fishing, hiking, and wide‑open nature exploration.

• Prepare and position patients for imaging exams, ensuring comfort and safety.
• Perform radiologic procedures following established protocols and regulatory standards.
• Maintain image quality, accurate documentation, and timely submission to PACS.
• Use appropriate radiation safety practices for patients and staff.
• Assist with patient mobility, transfers, and general care needs.
• Monitor and maintain imaging equipment; report issues as needed.
• Complete administrative tasks such as scheduling, documentation, and EMR entries.
• Maintain inventory of supplies and support department operations.
• Cross‑train in additional modalities such as CT, DEXA, or mammography (training available).
• Participate in call rotation with a required 30‑minute response time.
• Collaborate effectively with patients, providers, and team members.

• Associate’s degree from an accredited Radiologic Technology program.
• ARRT certification (or registry eligible).
• State Radiologic Technologist licensure (or ability to obtain).
• BLS certification (or ability to obtain within 90 days).

• 1–3 years of experience preferred, but new graduates are welcome.
• CT experience is a plus; training available for those without prior CT skills.

• Knowledge of radiologic procedures, equipment, safety, and anatomy.
• IV competency and familiarity with contrast imaging.
• Strong communication, customer service, and teamwork skills.
• Ability to work accurately under pressure and adapt to changing demands.
• Competent in EMR systems and basic computer use.
• Commitment to confidentiality and regulatory compliance.

• Frequent walking, standing, and lifting to assist patients.
• Regular use of computers and imaging equipment.
• Occasional exposure to radiation, bodily fluids, and emergency situations (with appropriate PPE).
• Interaction with diverse patient populations and clinical teams.