Job Title: Radiologic Technologist II

Location: Wilsonville, Oregon
Duartion: 13 weeks
Pay: $3360/week 

Position Summary:
We are seeking a Radiologic Technologist II to perform diagnostic radiology procedures in accordance with practitioner orders and within the scope of licensure. This role is split between 50% Radiology duties and 50% Laboratory duties to support quality patient care within a correctional healthcare setting.

Key Responsibilities:

Radiology Duties (50%)

• Perform diagnostic radiology procedures as ordered by practitioners
• Position patients properly for imaging and provide patient instruction
• Maintain accurate radiology records, reports, and statistical data
• Ensure proper handling, filing, and maintenance of patient x-rays
• Monitor radiation safety standards for staff and patients
• Maintain current knowledge of radiology techniques and licensure requirements
• Consult with practitioners regarding imaging questions or patient concerns

Laboratory Duties (50%)

• Collect patient specimens using proper techniques
• Label, prepare, and store specimens appropriately
• Process specimens for transport to the laboratory
• Maintain laboratory supply inventory
• Follow universal precautions and PPE requirements at all times
• Assist with general laboratory operations as needed

Additional Responsibilities

• Follow all safety, infection control, and correctional facility protocols
• Provide support in maintaining a secure and professional healthcare environment
• Perform additional duties as assigned

Qualifications:

• Current ARRT certification in Radiography
• Current Oregon Radiologic Technologist license required
• Must be trained in Phlebotomy
• Must have CPR/BLS Cert
• Experience in diagnostic imaging
• Ability to work in a correctional healthcare environment
• Strong communication and teamwork skills
• Valid driver’s license or reliable transportation required

Work Environment:
This position requires:

• Standing and walking for extended periods
• Climbing stairs when needed
• Exposure to radiation, chemicals, and communicable diseases
• Direct interaction with inmates in a correctional setting