Radiologic Technologist

Job Description

Job Description

Description:

CNS Occupational Medicine | Northeast Philadelphia, PA | Full Time  

We’re opening a new clinic in Northeast Philadelphia and need a founding member of the clinical team. This is a hybrid role. You’ll take X-rays and work as a medical assistant in a clinic built only for occupational medicine. If you want to help shape a new location from day one, keep reading. 

About CNS Occupational Medicine  

CNS Occupational Medicine is one of the fastest-growing occupational medicine organizations in the Philadelphia region. We focus only on workforce health, injury management, regulatory compliance, and employer services. Our operations team knows the specialty. They work hard to take administrative work off our clinicians so they can focus on what matters most: patient care. 

If you’re looking for meaningful clinical work, professional autonomy, real work-life balance, and a team that has your back, we’d love to talk. 

Why CNS  

• Monday through Friday schedule. No weekends, no holidays, no on-call. 
• Competitive pay with an annual discretionary bonus tied to how the organization does, not RVU quotas. 
• Medical, dental, and vision benefits. 
• 401(k) with a company contribution. 
• Generous paid time off. 
• A founding role at a new clinic, with a real voice in how it runs. 
• Backing from the wider CNS Companies network, including DOT compliance, driver training, and employer services. That means steady employer volume and work that’s always varied. 

What You Will Do  

Radiology  

• Prepare patients for Xray. Escort them to designated testing area, explain the procedure, and assist with positioning of body parts being x-rayed.  
• Operate radiologic equipment to obtain high-quality diagnostic images, adjusting exposure settings, and positioning as appropriate. 
• Adhere to established radiation safety protocols to ensure the safety of patients, staff, and visitors. 
• Perform required equipment QA/QC and accurate record keeping. Report any malfunctions to the Clinic Manager. 
• Ensure radiology workflows are followed, including the accurate transfer of images and reports into patient charts. 
• Complete all required documentation for each x-ray. 

Clinical  

• Perform drug and alcohol testing in accordance with established protocols and applicable regulations. 
• Prepare patients for physical examinations.  Services performed may include vital signs, phlebotomy, PFTs, audiometric testing, vaccinations/injections, lift assessments, and respirator fit testing. 
• Assist providers during examinations, medical procedures, and work-related injury care, including the application of bandages, dressings, and splints as ordered. 
• Dispense medications and DME as ordered, following Pennsylvania regulations. 
• Perform routine quality assurance checks, equipment calibration, and required documentation for clinical devices. 
• Maintain clean, organized, and fully stocked examination rooms to support efficient patient care. 

Office and Patient Flow  

• Greet patients upon arrival, provide paperwork, assist with check in/out, answer phones, scan/send results to patient/employer portal.  
• Keep patients updated on wait times throughout their visit.  
• Work with clinic leadership to keep patient flow moving  
• Keep documentation accurate and follow HIPAA at all times. 

This description doesn’t list every duty. Responsibilities may change as the clinic grows. 

Qualifications  

Required  

• High school diploma or GED. 
• Graduate of an accredited radiologic technology program. 
• Active ARRT registration and certification. 
• Current CPR/First Aid certification. 
• At least six months of medical assistant experience, plus working knowledge of medical procedures and terminology. 

Preferred  

• Occupational medicine experience. 
• Prior experience in a medical office, healthcare, or customer service role. 
• DOT drug screen collector or breath alcohol technician certification. We’ll train you if you don’t have it. 

Skills  

• Service mindset, attention to detail, urgency, initiative, and flexibility. 
• High Octane energy. You move fast and own the result. 
• Sound judgment. You find the key facts and solve problems on your own. 
• Professional with every patient, employer, and coworker. 
• Handles PHI and confidential information properly. 
• Clear communication, both spoken and written. 
• A team player with every level of staff. 
• Comfortable with Microsoft Office and entering data into several systems. 
• Willing to earn required certifications, including drug screen collection, breath alcohol, hair, and oral fluid collection. 

Ready to Join Us?  

Apply today and help us build CNS Occupational Medicine in Northeast Philadelphia.