In this role, you will be a critical part of the care team, ensuring veterans receive timely, accurate radiologic examinations that support their diagnosis and treatment. This is an impactful, patient-facing position where your technical expertise directly improves veteran health outcomes every day.
- Perform a full range of diagnostic radiographic examinations, including general X-ray imaging, for veteran patients at the Toms River CBOC.
- Operate and maintain radiologic equipment in accordance with established safety and quality standards.
- Position patients correctly for imaging procedures, adapting techniques to accommodate patient conditions and mobility limitations.
- Evaluate image quality and make technical adjustments to produce diagnostic-grade radiographs on the first attempt whenever possible.
- Document imaging procedures accurately in the patient health record and relevant VA information systems.
- Coordinate with ordering providers, nursing staff, and other clinic personnel to ensure smooth patient flow and timely completion of imaging orders.
- Adhere to radiation safety protocols, including proper shielding and exposure practices, to protect patients, staff, and yourself.
$87,360 - $95,680 a year
- Current, full, and unrestricted licensure or certification as a Radiologic Technologist (e.g., ARRT certification in Radiography).
- Demonstrated education and training in diagnostic radiologic technology, typically including an accredited radiography program.
- Hands-on experience performing diagnostic radiographic procedures in a clinical setting.
- Ability to operate standard diagnostic imaging equipment safely and proficiently.
- Strong attention to detail in image evaluation, documentation, and patient positioning.
- Ability to pass a VA background investigation and meet all VA credentialing and privileging requirements prior to starting.
What sets candidates apart:
- Prior experience working within a VA Medical Center, CBOC, or other federal healthcare environment.
- Familiarity with VA electronic health record systems (e.g., VistA, CPRS) or similar clinical information platforms.
- Experience serving veteran or military patient populations and an understanding of their unique healthcare needs.
- Additional ARRT certifications or advanced modality training (e.g., fluoroscopy, bone densitometry/DXA).
- Track record of clean malpractice history and strong professional references from recent clinical supervisors.
