All-Stat Portable

Radiologic Technologist

ASP - Washington D.C., MD - Full Time

Join the Industry Leader in Mobile Diagnostics Since 1978

Are you ready to escape the confines of traditional hospital settings while advancing your radiologic technology career? All-Stat Portable X-ray is expanding our team of mobile diagnostics professionals who bring critical imaging services directly to patients across diverse healthcare settings.

Why Choose All-Stat Portable?

For over 45 years, we've been revolutionizing healthcare delivery through mobile diagnostic excellence. As we continue our impressive growth, we're seeking exceptional Radiologic Technologists who value professional independence, direct patient impact, and opportunities for advancement.

A Day in Your Life

Technical Excellence: Perform precise diagnostic and radiographic exams using our state-of-the-art portable equipment
Patient Champion: Create calm, informative experiences for patients during procedures
Mobile Professional: Travel to various healthcare facilities in company-provided vehicles
Quality Guardian: Ensure all images meet our rigorous standards for diagnostic clarity
Equipment Expert: Monitor performance of imaging technology and coordinate maintenance
Team Collaborator: Communicate effectively with facility staff and our support team

What Sets You Apart

Education: Certificate or Associate's degree from an accredited radiology program
Credentials: Current ARRT license
Mobility: Valid driver's license with clean driving record
Independence: Ability to work autonomously while maintaining exceptional standards
Adaptability: Thrive in diverse healthcare environments with varying needs

Our Investment in You

Complete Healthcare Package: Health, Dental, and Vision insurance
Financial Future: 401(k) with company match
Income Growth: Competitive base wages plus monthly incentive and bonus opportunities
Work-Life Balance: Generous Paid Time Off
Peace of Mind: Disability and Life insurance protection
Career Development: Clear pathways for professional advancement

Join the All-Stat Portable family and experience the professional freedom, competitive rewards, and meaningful impact that comes from bringing essential diagnostic services directly to patients across our community.

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