Radiology Technologist — Lomas Campus (Rotating Day/Night)

Why UNM Hospital At the University of New Mexico Hospital, Radiology team members are at the heart of the mission to deliver an exceptional patient experience rooted in quality, safety, and compassion. The department is transformative and ever-changing, consistently adapting to new innovations in medical imaging and interventional techniques, and works hand-in-hand with physicians, nurses, and advanced practice providers to deliver patient-centered care for New Mexico's diverse population. About the Role UNM Hospital has immediate full-time Radiology Technologist openings (0.90 FTE) in Radiology – General at the Lomas Campus in Albuquerque, a Level I Trauma Center. Day and night shifts are available on a rotating basis. Under the general supervision of the Shift Supervisor, the technologist performs radiographic procedures for Diagnostic Radiology across neonate, pediatric, adolescent, adult, and geriatric patients. Applicants can expect a hiring manager to reach out within 48 hours to discuss interests and placement. Responsibilities Perform diagnostic radiographic procedures, including portables and the OR, and operate imaging equipment, computers and assistive devices. Follow prescribed techniques for general and specific x-rays, calculate exposure factors, position and immobilize patients, and use appropriate shielding. Evaluate images for technical quality and take corrective action; take responsibility for portions of the quality control program. Observe patients and equipment during procedures and report reactions or problems. Provide radiation protection for patients, families, staff and self in accordance with ALARA, and follow patient safety policies and protocols. Complete exam paperwork and patient checklists, assist with patient care and transport, maintain stock levels, instruct students, clinical staff and residents as required, and float to other assignments when needed. Qualifications Graduate of a radiologic technology program accredited by the Committee on Allied Health Education (AMA) or another accredited education program. American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) credential and New Mexico Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy Program (NMMIRTP) license required. CPR/BLS for healthcare providers within 30 days. Trauma center experience is a plus. The role may include on-call duties and involves heavy physical work. Compensation and Benefits The pay rate for this position is $28.32 to $38.27 per hour, based on experience, education, and other factors. Shift differentials are 17% for weekday nights, 26% for weekend nights, and 15% for weekend day shifts. A sign-on bonus and relocation assistance are available. It is the policy of the University of New Mexico Hospital to prohibit unlawful discrimination and preferential treatment on the basis of race, color, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, ancestry, religion, age, pregnancy, veteran status, spousal affiliation, genetic information, physical or mental disability or medical condition, or other protected characteristics.