Radiology Technologist Lead

Your job is more than a job. Lead Radiologic Technologist – Join Our High‑Energy Imaging TeamLCMC HealthIf you’re a skilled X‑ray technologist who thrives on teamwork, and takes pride in delivering exceptional patient care, this is your moment. Step into a role where your expertise truly shines — and where every day brings purpose, impact, and a little excitement. What You’ll Do (and Love Doing)🩻 Deliver Top‑Tier Clinical Imaging and Create Images That Make a DifferencePerform high‑quality radiologic exams following established protocols and radiology practice standards.
Masterfully operate all X‑ray equipment and ensure every exam is crisp, accurate, and timely.
Collaborate with RadiologistsReview images and highlight key anatomical details or abnormalities.
Navigate PACS/RIS with confidence and efficiency.
Apply radiation safety practices like a pro — protecting patients, colleagues, and yourself.🤝 Be a Patient‑Centered Problem SolverAssist physicians with contrast media delivery safely and accurately.
Recognize urgent or life‑threatening situations and act swiftly as part of the care team.
Transport and transfer patients with care, confidence, and respect.
Support students and new team members — your expertise helps shape the next generation. Keep Documentation Sharp & AccurateRecord procedures, supplies, and patient information with precision.
Ensure all images are properly labeled and documented according to department standards.
Charge appropriately and on time — because details matter.🛠️ Champion Equipment CareInspect, clean, and maintain equipment daily to keep everything running smoothly.
Report issues promptly to keep patients and staff safe and satisfied. Lead With Purpose (Lead Duties)Assign daily tasks to technologists to keep workflow smooth and efficient.
Support onboarding for new employees.
Ensure all on‑the‑job injuries are documented same‑day. Lead Radiologic Technologist – Join Our High‑Energy Imaging TeamLCMC HealthIf you’re a skilled X‑ray technologist who thrives on teamwork, and takes pride in delivering exceptional patient care, this is your moment. Step into a role where your expertise truly shines — and where every day brings purpose, impact, and a little excitement. What You’ll Do (and Love Doing)🩻 Deliver Top‑Tier Clinical Imaging and Create Images That Make a DifferencePerform high‑quality radiologic exams following established protocols and radiology practice standards.
Masterfully operate all X‑ray equipment and ensure every exam is crisp, accurate, and timely.
Collaborate with RadiologistsReview images and highlight key anatomical details or abnormalities.
Navigate PACS/RIS with confidence and efficiency.
Apply radiation safety practices like a pro — protecting patients, colleagues, and yourself.🤝 Be a Patient‑Centered Problem SolverAssist physicians with contrast media delivery safely and accurately.
Recognize urgent or life‑threatening situations and act swiftly as part of the care team.
Transport and transfer patients with care, confidence, and respect.
Support students and new team members — your expertise helps shape the next generation. Keep Documentation Sharp & AccurateRecord procedures, supplies, and patient information with precision.
Ensure all images are properly labeled and documented according to department standards.
Charge appropriately and on time — because details matter.🛠️ Champion Equipment CareInspect, clean, and maintain equipment daily to keep everything running smoothly.
Report issues promptly to keep patients and staff safe and satisfied. Lead With Purpose (Lead Duties)Assign daily tasks to technologists to keep workflow smooth and efficient.
Support onboarding for new employees.
Ensure all on‑the‑job injuries are documented same‑day.
Must HavesEXPERIENCE QUALIFICATIONSRequired: 2 years of Xray experience.
LICENSES AND CERTIFICATIONSRequired: Basic Life Support HeartSaver & First Aid through the American Heart AssociationRequired: Licensed Radiology Technician through the Louisiana State Radiologic Technology Board of Examiners.
Required: Radiography Certification through the American Registry of Radiologic Technologist.
SKILLS AND ABILITIESKnowledge of general and anatomy and physiology, Radiation properties of x-ray and fluoroscopy equipment, etc.
General medical terminology knowledge and ability to administer Basic Life Support.
Knowledge of state laws regarding licensure.
Ability to properly place monitoring devices on patients, position patients on table and use manual dexterity to properly position camera head.
Ability to utilize basic computer and data entry skills.
REPORTING RELATIONSHIPSDoes this position formally supervise employees? NoFUNCTIONAL DEMANDSMedium: Medium physical requirements
- Medium Work
- Exerting 20 to 50 pounds of force occasionally, and/or 10 to 25 pounds of force frequently, and/or greater than negligible up to 10 pounds of force constantly to move objects. Physical Demand requirements are in excess of those for Light Work.
PHYSICAL DEMANDSSitting -