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Minimum 2 years of recent related work experience in Radiology Tech
BLS certification (AHA)
Certified Radiologic Technologist - ARRT (R) Verification, active and in good standing
Active North Dakota state license (NDMIRT) or willingness to apply upon acceptance of offer

Perform diagnostic imaging examinations on outpatients, inpatients, and urgent care patients
Operate a variety of equipment including GE mobile units, large and mini c-arms (OEC, Phillips, Siemens), and mobile x-rays in OR, PACU, and Pain Clinic procedures
Ensure production of quality diagnostic images and proper radiation safety practices
Deliver excellent patient care and education before, during, and after imaging procedures
Navigate electronic medical record (EMR) systems (EPIC “Radiant” and Sectra PACS)
Float to the Ortho clinic, primarily ortho Urgent Care

Weekday shifts vary: early morning to late afternoon/evening (examples: 5:30 AM–2 PM, 7 AM–3:30 PM, 12 PM–8:30 PM)
Weekend shifts: 8 AM–6:30 PM, no lunch break, must stay until last urgent care patient is seen
Weekends, holidays, and call required on a rotational basis
Call hours: Weekdays 5 PM–7 AM; Weekends 24 hours
On call approximately every 3rd or 4th weekend
Technologist works independently after 5 PM on weekdays and during weekend shifts with on-call support

2 days of facility-specific orientation
Department training with a preceptor covering all equipment, protocols, and policies
Orientation length tailored to individual experience

Dress code: hospital-issued blue surgical scrubs on weekdays; grey scrubs allowed in Pain Clinic and weekends
Must badge in and out at the facility
Must follow specific licensing application instructions to avoid delays (send fingerprints to NDMIRT Board licensing office, not ND BCI)
If previously employed by the facility, must have a minimum 6-month gap before reapplying

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ADDRESS1720 University Drive SouthFargo, ND 58103

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