Radiologic Technologist

Hartford Healthcare, a leading not-for-profit healthcare system in Connecticut, is seeking a Radiologic Technologist to join our Healthcare & Medical Services team. In this role, you will perform diagnostic imaging procedures, ensure patient safety, and collaborate closely with physicians and clinical staff to deliver high-quality care. You’ll use advanced imaging technology, maintain accurate records, and support an exceptional patient experience. Our culture values teamwork, compassion, and excellence, offering ongoing professional development, opportunities to innovate, and a supportive, inclusive environment to grow your career. Perform high-quality diagnostic radiographic examinations according to physician orders and department protocols Position patients correctly and adjust equipment settings to obtain optimal diagnostic images while minimizing radiation exposure (ALARA) Verify patient identity, review orders and relevant clinical history, and explain procedures to ensure understanding and comfort Monitor patients during and after imaging procedures and respond promptly to changes in condition or discomfort Collaborate with radiologists, nurses, and other care team members to support accurate diagnosis and timely patient care Accurately document procedures, technical factors, contrast use, and patient information in the electronic medical record and imaging systems Maintain imaging equipment and exam rooms, including routine quality checks, cleaning, and reporting of malfunctions or safety concerns Adhere to radiation safety, infection prevention, and regulatory standards, including proper use of shielding and protective equipment Assist with patient flow, exam prioritization, and scheduling coordination to support efficient department operations Participate in ongoing education, competency assessments, and professional development offered by Hartford Healthcare Diagnostic radiology imaging (X-ray) Patient positioning and immobilization techniques Operation of radiographic equipment and digital imaging systems (DR/CR) Knowledge of radiation physics and radiation safety (ALARA principles) PACS and RIS/EHR documentation skills Contrast administration support and monitoring (if applicable per site protocols) Infection prevention and aseptic technique Basic Life Support (BLS) skills Anatomy, physiology, and medical terminology knowledge Critical thinking and clinical judgment in a fast-paced environment Effective communication with patients, families, and clinical teams Time management and multitasking in a high-volume setting Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance 401k ARRT Radiologic Technologist certification (or eligibility within 6–12 months of hire) State of Connecticut radiologic technologist license (or ability to obtain prior to start date) BLS (Basic Life Support) certification Completion of an accredited radiologic technology program Compliance with radiation safety and infection control standards