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$2,643/wk
Montana imaging tech contractsmedian $2,715/wk
$1,600/wk3% below the Montana median$3,600/wk
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Licensure
✓Maintain current Montana Radiology Technologist license, ARRT (R) certification, and American Heart Association BLS certification
New Montana imaging contracts paying $2,600+/wk
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  • Perform diagnostic radiologic imaging procedures in accordance with established protocols and physician orders.
  • Operate and maintain radiology equipment, including advanced imaging techniques such as fluoroscopic/C-Arm in the operating room, trauma imaging, and portable radiography.
  • Provide radiology services to various hospital units, including NICU, CCU, and Emergency Department.
  • Ensure compliance with all regulatory and safety standards in radiology.
  • Accurately document procedures and maintain patient records.
  • Collaborate with physicians and other healthcare professionals to deliver high-quality patient care.
  • Maintain current Montana Radiology Technologist license, ARRT (R) certification, and American Heart Association BLS certification.
  • Demonstrate and maintain competency in all assigned imaging areas within the first six months of employment.
  • Utilize effective communication and customer service skills with patients and healthcare staff.
  • Follow infection control and patient privacy protocols at all times.

About the role

Operate and maintain radiology equipment, including advanced imaging techniques such as fluoroscopic/C-Arm in the operating room, trauma imaging, and portable radiography.