Radiologic Technologist Jobs
Updated October 9, 2026 · 1 verified employer
Latest Radiologic Technologist Jobs
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Radiologic Technologist
pausedIntuitive Health Services
·📍 Repersa, CA, 95671
·💰 $67/h
Patient CareClinical AssessmentHealthcare
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Radiologic Technologist
pausedIntuitive Health Services
·📍 San Diego, CA, 92179
·💰 $67/h
Patient CareMedical RecordsClinical Procedures
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Radiologic Technologist
pausedIntuitive Health Services
·📍 Represa, CA, 95671
·💰 $67/h
Patient CareMedical RecordsClinical Procedures
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Radiologic Technologist
pausedIntuitive Health Services
·📍 Chowchilla, CA, 93610
·💰 $59/h
Patient CareMedical RecordsClinical Procedures
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How much do Radiologic Technologist jobs pay?
The median salary for Radiologic Technologists is $139,360 with a typical range from $135,200 to $139,360. Entry‑level positions start at a median of $139,360. The average pay of $135,200 is 82.22% below the national average of $760,351.
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A day in the life of a Radiologic Technologist
- Operate X‑ray, CT, or MRI machines to capture diagnostic images.
- Position patients and verify correct alignment while maintaining radiation safety.
- Prepare and maintain imaging equipment, performing routine quality checks.
- Document procedures and update patient records with accurate imaging data.
Skills you need for Radiologic Technologist jobs
- Patient Care
- Medical Records
- Clinical Procedures
Radiologic Technologist jobs: frequently asked questions
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What does a Radiologic Technologist do?
A Radiologic Technologist captures medical images using X‑ray, CT, MRI, or other imaging modalities. They assess patient history, position patients safely, and ensure proper radiation exposure limits. The resulting images help physicians diagnose conditions accurately.
What qualifications or tools are needed for a Radiologic Technologist job?
Employers expect certification in radiography and completion of an accredited imaging program. Proficiency with imaging equipment, radiation safety protocols, and knowledge of anatomy are essential. Familiarity with electronic medical records and patient‑care software also supports daily tasks.
Is Radiologic Technologist a good career?
The role offers stable demand across hospitals, clinics, and diagnostic centers, reflecting consistent need for imaging services. Competitive salaries and clear advancement paths make it a viable long‑term option. Additionally, the hands‑on patient interaction provides a rewarding professional experience.
Can you get a Radiologic Technologist job with no experience?
Entry‑level positions are available for candidates who hold the required certification and have completed an accredited program. While on‑the‑job training is common, employers typically look for basic clinical competencies and a strong commitment to safety. Demonstrating relevant coursework and internships can improve hiring chances.
How much do Radiologic Technologist jobs pay?
Radiologic Technologists earn a median salary of $139,360 with a typical range between $135,200 and $139,360. New entrants see a median of $139,360. Overall, the average compensation of $135,200 is 82.22% below the national average of $760,351.