Radiology Technologist in Warren, MI

Step into an impactful role performing advanced Radiologic and X-ray procedures within a high-quality imaging environment. This is a 14-week contract position starting June 29, 2026, and concluding October 2, 2026, with a full-time weekly commitment.

Schedule:

• Monday through Friday, 8:00am – 5:00pm
• 40 hours per week / 8-hour shifts

Qualifications:

• ARRT-R (Radiologic Technologist) certification required
• Current BLS certification
• Minimum of one year of recent experience in radiology/imaging
• Familiarity with imaging systems such as PACS and RIS preferred
• Detail-oriented with strong communication skills

Primary Responsibilities:

• Explain imaging procedures and ensure optimal patient preparation and comfort
• Review clinical information and conduct prescribed radiologic studies according to department protocols
• Operate radiographic equipment, apply correct positioning, and follow ALARA safety practices for radiation protection
• Prepare sterile equipment and maintain infection control standards
• Administer IV contrast media when appropriate, monitoring for potential patient reactions and responding as necessary
• Complete imaging documentation, logs, and electronic records, ensuring accurate and timely data entry into information systems
• Teach and support new radiology staff or students as needed, without compromising core duties
• Work closely with radiologists, reviewing clinical protocols to provide the highest standard of diagnostic imaging
• Uphold team standards of professionalism, including positive communication and respect for patient privacy

Benefits:

• Gain experience in a supportive imaging department recognized for excellence
• Collaborate with a knowledgeable and compassionate clinical team
• Expand your clinical skill set in a dynamic healthcare environment

Radiology professionals eager to further their expertise are encouraged to apply for this rewarding opportunity. Take the next step—submit your application today to be considered for this key imaging position.