Radiologic Technologist

Join the KCOA Team at Our New Ambulatory Surgery Center – Center for Advanced Orthopedics in Lenexa!Kanas City Orthopedic Alliance is excited to announce the opening of our new Ambulatory Surgery Center – Center for Advanced Orthopedics located in Lenexa. We are seeking talented, dedicated professionals to join us as we build a team committed to excellence.This new facility represents an exciting opportunity to be part of something from the ground up. Team members will play a key role in shaping the culture, delivering exceptional service, and helping us provide outstanding care and support to our patients and community.Why Join Us?Be part of a brand-new, state-of-the-art facilityCollaborate with an experienced and supportive teamHelp establish processes and best practices from day oneOpportunities for professional growth and career advancementCompetitive compensation and benefitsWe are seeking individuals who:Demonstrate professionalism and integrityThrive in a collaborative environmentAre committed to exceptional patient and customer experiencesBring enthusiasm, adaptability, and a positive attitudeWe are seeking an experienced Surgical Radiologic Technologist to provide intraoperative imaging using mobile C-arm, mini -arm, and portable X-ray equipment during and after orthopedic procedures. This role works directly alongside surgeons, anesthesia, and OR staff to deliver accurate, timely images while keeping radiation exposure as low as reasonably achievable for patients and staff.ResponsibilitiesOperate large and mini C-arm fluoroscopy units during procedures such as fracture fixation (ORIF), arthroscopy, total joint replacement, hand and foot/ankle surgery, spine procedures, and pain management injections.Operate the portable X-ray unit to obtain intraoperative and post-operative radiographs, including implant and hardware confirmation films for total joints, fracture fixation, and other cases.Perform portable exams in pre-op and PACU as ordered, coordinating timing with nursing and anesthesia so patient flow and discharge aren't delayed.Anticipate surgeon imaging needs by learning each surgeon's preferences, procedure flow, and required views.Position equipment and assist with patient positioning to obtain diagnostic-quality images with minimal repeats.Maintain awareness of the sterile field at all times, including draping the C-arm and moving equipment without contamination.Apply ALARA principles and enforce radiation safety practices, including lead aprons, thyroid shields, distance, and signage for all personnel in the room.Save, label, and transmit images to PACS and the patient record accurately, and document fluoroscopy time and dose as required.Perform daily equipment checks, basic troubleshooting, and cleaning, and coordinate service with biomedical or vendor support when needed.Participate in dosimetry monitoring, radiation safety program requirements, and state or accreditation compliance (e.g., AAAHC or Joint Commission).Help with OR turnover and general support tasks as needed in a small-team environment.Experience/Education/Licensing.Working knowledge of C-arm operation and radiation protection principles (required).One or more years of surgical C-arm experience, ideally in orthopedics.Experience with portable radiography, including DR systems and post-op orthopedic imaging.Familiarity with orthopedic anatomy, implants, and common procedure imaging views.Experience in an ambulatory surgery center or other fast-paced, high-turnover OR setting.Graduate of a JRCERT-accredited radiologic technology program.Current ARRT registration in Radiography (R).Current state radiologic technologist licenseCurrent BLS certification.ACLS certification.We provide a robust benefits package, including:Rich PTO Accruals6 company paid holidaysFull benefits package including medical, dental and vision401(k) with a company matchEmployer paid life insurance and long term disabilityMany other voluntary benefits available #J-18808-Ljbffr