All-Stat Portable

Radiologic Technologist - PT/PRN

Kokomo, IN - Part Time

Bringing Expert Care Directly to Patients

Are you a skilled Radiologic Technologist looking to make a meaningful difference while enjoying professional freedom? Join our mobile diagnostic team and transform how patients experience medical imaging!

Your Impact

As a part-time Mobile Diagnostic Imaging Specialist, you'll bring critical diagnostic services directly to patients at various healthcare facilities. Your expertise in radiographic imaging and patient care will ensure accurate diagnoses while providing a comfortable experience for those in your care.

What You'll Do

  • Travel with Purpose: Navigate to healthcare facilities throughout our service area using company vehicles, bringing vital diagnostic services directly to those who need them
  • Capture Clear Diagnostics: Perform precise diagnostic X-rays and radiographic exams with portable equipment
  • Ensure Excellence: Review images for quality and clarity, guaranteeing physicians have what they need for accurate interpretation
  • Expand Your Skills: Conduct electrocardiograms using portable ECG equipment
  • Maintain Documentation: Complete accurate, timely paperwork essential for patient care and billing
  • Uphold Standards: Follow operational policies that maintain our reputation for excellence
  • Equipment Expertise: Monitor equipment performance and coordinate maintenance to ensure reliability
  • Collaborate Effectively: Communicate clearly with colleagues, staff, and management to maintain our seamless operation

What You Bring

  • Credentials: Certificate or Associate's degree from an accredited radiology program
  • Licensing: Current State certification and ARRT license
  • Clean Driving Record: Valid driver's license with excellent driving history
  • Independence: Ability to work autonomously while maintaining high standards
  • Adaptability: Thrive in fast-paced healthcare environments with changing priorities

What We Offer

  • Competitive Compensation: Salary that recognizes your expertise and contribution
  • Professional Growth: Opportunity to expand your skills in a dynamic mobile healthcare setting
  • Autonomy: Freedom from traditional hospital settings while making a direct impact on patient care
  • Purpose-Driven Work: Bring essential diagnostic services to patients who might otherwise face challenges accessing care

Join us in revolutionizing diagnostic imaging delivery while building a rewarding career that values your technical expertise and compassionate patient care.

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