X-Ray Tech - Puyallup

Overview

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$30.99/hr - $52.69/hr

This job is responsible for performing Diagnostic Radiologic exams in accordance with ARRT standards and ethics. The X-ray Technologist complies with company policies and procedures to include regulatory changes and prescribed safety standards with the needs of the patient and physician in mind. X-ray Technologist performs duties under the general supervision of Site Manager and Radiologist.

Pay: $30.99 - $52.69 per hour based on relevant experience, skills, and abilities. This role is also eligible for up to $3,000 as a Sign-on Bonus!

• Prioritize your work / life balance - No on-call or overnight shifts!
• Shift differentials for any hours worked after 6PM or on the weekends
• Medical, dental and vision benefits
• Available HSA and FSA options
• Mental health and wellness benefits through our Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
• Basic life insurance, and long term disability coverage
• Robust 401K package:
  Automatic 3% employer contribution on day one + up to 3% employer match
• Accrue up to 17 days of PTO per year for all eligible new employees
• Generous PTO rollover + PTO cash out opportunities
• 9 paid holidays
• Annual, automatic compensation growth path
• Profit sharing
• Continuing education reimbursement by position
• Options for Legal / , and more

Location:

This role is based out of our Diagnostic Imaging Northwest Location in Puyallup. Check out our website for more information about this team:

Schedule:

1.0 FTE - Expected to work 40 hours weekly. Multiple Shifts available.

TRA Medical Imaging is a premier, physician-owned and physician-led radiology practice with a 100+ year history of serving the communities of the South Puget Sound region. Centered in Tacoma, WA, TRA has a geographic presence extending from Seattle to Olympia. TRA takes pride in diversity and inclusion, a philosophy that aligns well with our Pacific Northwest values.

We are led by a progressive group of approximately 100 sub-specialized radiologists who take pride in delivering high-quality, patient-centered care while fostering a practice culture intended to feel more like a family than a corporation.

Why Choose TRA Medical Imaging

TRA is an independent, stable, and diversified practice with a broad clinical and geographic footprint. Our governance structure is transparent, democratic and equitable with an unwavering commitment to physician leadership and autonomy. As part of that promise, TRA welcomes employee participation and collaboration and is committed to providing personalized professional development opportunities.

Our commitment to culture is evidenced by our certification as a great workplace by the independent analysts at Great Place to Work and embodied by our mission statement:
Trust our family to care for yours. TRA has been the respected provider of excellence in medical imaging in the South Sound since 1918. Join our team as we write the next 100 years of the TRA story.

Want to learn more about TRA’s commitment to patients, employees and our community? Visit  and explore your future with us today!

• Provides patient care in accordance with company mission, vision and values.
• Prepares the patient for a radiologic exam with clear instructions and a thorough explanation of the procedure.
• Obtains a thorough patient history as it relates to the exam to be completed.
• Able to assist the Radiologist during Fluoroscopic procedures when applicable.
• Must closely follow provider instructions, prepare radiographic/fluoroscopy equipment, position patients correctly and accurately capture the diagnostic image.
• Complete examinations in a timely manner while demonstrating a high degree of positioning accuracy in routine imaging procedures.
• Adheres to the exam protocols as established by the department
• Utilize proper radiation safety devices such as lead aprons and thyroid collars to avoid unnecessary radiation exposure. Shield patient from unnecessary radiation exposure. ALARA Radiation Safety principle.
• Able to assist and radiograph wheelchair patients as well as infants in positioning devices such as a Piggostat.
• Completes Modality Worksheet with accurate information for the Radiologist
• Maintains high standards regarding the accurate recording of patient information
• Utilizes accurate written and oral communications with patients, physicians, co-workers and supervisors.
• Performs necessary computer functions associated with patient exam.
• Keeps work area and patient exam areas neat and stocked with appropriate supplies.
• Participates in orientation and in-service training for personnel
• Maintains a professional demeanor with confidentiality
• Is prompt and efficient with minimal absence.
• Able to apply IV principles under the scope of practice for…