Diagnostic Radiologic Technologist

Piedmont Healthcare is seeking a Radiologic Tech to join our Healthcare & Medical Services team. In this role, you will perform diagnostic imaging procedures, ensure patient safety and comfort, and collaborate closely with physicians and clinical staff. You’ll maintain imaging equipment, follow radiation safety standards, and accurately document procedures in patient records. Piedmont Healthcare offers a supportive, inclusive culture focused on respect, innovation, and teamwork, with robust training and development opportunities to help you advance your skills and career while delivering exceptional patient-centered care. Perform high-quality diagnostic radiographic examinations according to physician orders and established protocols Verify patient identity, review exam orders for appropriateness, and obtain relevant clinical history Explain imaging procedures to patients and families, promoting comfort, dignity, and cooperation Correctly position patients and operate radiographic and fluoroscopic equipment to obtain diagnostic images Apply radiation safety principles, including shielding and ALARA practices, to protect patients, self, and staff Ensure images are complete, correctly labeled, and transmitted to PACS for timely interpretation by radiologists Document procedures accurately in the electronic medical record and imaging systems Collaborate with radiologists, physicians, nurses, and other team members to support coordinated patient care Assist with contrast studies per protocol and monitor patients during and after procedures, escalating concerns promptly Maintain exam rooms, equipment, and supplies in a clean, safe, and ready state; perform basic equipment checks and report malfunctions Adhere to infection prevention, regulatory, and departmental standards at all times Participate in orientation of new staff and students, ongoing education, and quality improvement initiatives Operation of diagnostic radiography equipment (digital radiography, fluoroscopy) Patient positioning and immobilization techniques Knowledge of human anatomy and radiographic positioning Radiation safety and ALARA principles PACS and RIS/EHR documentation skills Contrast procedure support and basic patient monitoring Infection prevention and control practices Basic life support and emergency response support Communication with patients, families, and clinical teams Time management and multitasking in a clinical environment Quality control and image quality assessment Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance 401k Registered Radiologic Technologist (ARRT) State of Georgia Radiologic Technologist License (or eligibility) BLS (Basic Life Support) certification ACLS preferred or obtained within specified timeframe Training in radiation safety and protection