Radiology Tech II; RT - Diagnostic Radiology - Nights

Sign On Bonus

$25,000 Sign On Bonus for offers accepted by February 28, 2026. Terms and Conditions apply

The Radiology Technologist Diagnostic job is responsible for the administration of ionizing radiation to humans of all ages (newborn to geriatric) for diagnostic, therapeutic, or research purposes. A radiographer performs radiographic procedures and related techniques, producing images at the request of and for interpretation by a licensed independent practitioner. Radiography integrates scientific knowledge, technical skills, patient interaction and compassionate care resulting in diagnostic information.

A radiographer recognizes patient conditions essential for successful completion of a procedure and must demonstrate an understanding of human anatomy, physiology, pathology, and medical terminology. The radiographer must maintain a high degree of accuracy in radiographic positioning and exposure technique. The role requires knowledge of radiation protection and safety, serves as the primary liaison between patients, practitioners and support staff, and participates in quality improvement processes.

Engagement in continuing education to enhance patient care and technical competence is expected.

• Performing radiographic procedures.
• Determining radiographic exposure factors.
• Assisting LIP with fluoroscopic and specialized interventional radiographic procedures.
• Performing non-interpretive fluoroscopic procedures as prescribed by a LIP.
• Applying the principles of patient safety during all aspects of radiographic procedures, including assisting and transporting patients.
• Receiving, relaying, and documenting verbal, written, and electronic imaging orders in the patient’s medical record.
• Corroborating patient’s clinical history with the ordered procedure while ensuring information is documented and available for use by a licensed independent practitioner (LIP).
• Verifying informed consent.
• Assuming responsibility for patient needs before, during, and after procedures.
• Preparing patients for procedures.
• Applying principles of ALARA to minimize exposure to patient, self, and others.
• Performing venipuncture per procedural protocol based on imaging order from a licensed independent practitioner.
• Starting and maintaining intravenous access per procedural protocol based on an imaging order for a LIP.
• Identifying, preparing, and/or administering medications generally associated with diagnostic imaging procedures as prescribed by a LIP.
• Evaluating images for technical quality, ensuring proper identification is recorded.
• Identifying and escalating emergency situations and managing until appropriate LIP, EMS, MERT, RRT, or Code Team arrives to assume control.
• Providing patient education related to imaging procedure.
• Educating, mentoring, and general oversight of students and other learners in the Radiology environment.
• Participating and/or performing ongoing quality assurance activities.

• Registry by the American Registry of Radiology Technologist (ARRT-R)

• Current Certification by ARRT Basic Life Support (BLS for Healthcare Providers)

• One year of previous work experience

• Previous work experience in an academic medical center environment 1-3 years of radiologic technologist work experience.

• Graduation from a JRC Accredited Program in Radiologic Technology that is recognized by the ARRT

• Bachelors Degree in Radiologic Technology or closely related field from an accredited program

• Radiographers independently perform or assist the licensed independent practitioner in the completion of radiologic imaging exams.
• Radiographers independently complete imaging exams based on physicians written order, department protocols, and institutional safety standards.
• Radiographers represent the goals, values, and vision of VCU Health System, ensuring adherence to regulatory standards, health system and department policies, procedures, processes, and…