Radiology Technologist, Bend OR (Urgent Care) Part-time

RADIOLOGY TECHNOLOGISTHigh Lakes Urgent Care | Bend, Oregon | Part-TimeTwo days a week. Daytime only. No mandatory call. If that sounds like the schedule you've been looking for, keep reading.THE SCHEDULETuesday and Thursday, 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM.That's it. No rotating shifts, no mandatory nights or weekends. Optional weekend call is available for those who want to pick up additional hours, but it's entirely your choice.For a lot of experienced techs, this kind of predictability is worth a lot. Bend's trails, mountains, and rivers don't care what day of the week it is, and with this schedule, neither do you.About The CompensationWe'll be straightforward with you: this role is compensated for an urgent care setting, not a hospital or high-acuity environment. If you're coming from a busier system, you may find the hourly rate reflects the lower stress and better schedule, and for the right person, that's exactly the point.What you won't find here: trauma cases, complex on-call obligations, or the kind of pace that follows you home.Who This Role Is Perfect ForAn experienced tech who's done with rotating shifts and ready for a role that fits around your lifeA working parent or caregiver who needs a predictable, daytime schedule above almost everything elseA new ARRT graduate looking for a supportive, lower-acuity environment to build confidence and skillsA semi-retired tech who wants to stay active in the field without the demands of full-time workWhat You'll DoAs our Radiology Technologist, you'll perform diagnostic X-ray examinations for patients of all ages in our urgent care setting - working closely with our providers to deliver results efficiently and with care. Day to day, that means:Performing and positioning patients for X-ray examinations with skill and compassionDelivering preliminary reports and quality images to physicians in a timely mannerMaintaining equipment, supplies, and a safe, clean imaging environmentFollowing radiation protection protocols and OSHA guidelinesCommunicating openly with the care team and educating patients in plain languageUrgent care imaging is varied and keeps you engaged. You'll see a wide range of cases without the intensity of a hospital trauma setting.BenefitsPaid Time Off401(k) with discretionary employer matchMedical coverage with in-network and custom network discountsDental coverageNo out-of-pocket charges for in-house lab testingContinuing education support to maintain your ARRT certificationWhat You'll NeedHigh school diploma or GEDSatisfactory completion of ARRT certification examination with current licenseCurrent continuing education compliance per ARRT requirementsTwo years of radiology imaging experience preferred but not required. New grads are welcome.About Praxis Health And High Lakes Urgent CarePraxis Health is a family of community-based medical groups that has been serving Oregonians for over 50 years. We're not a big-box health system. We're a collection of small, close-knit clinics with the kind of culture where you know your colleagues and your patients know your name.High Lakes Urgent Care is part of that family, rooted in the Bend community and committed to providing excellent care in a setting that values both patients and staff. We adapt quickly, we don't have layers of bureaucracy, and we genuinely care about the people who work here.Want to see what the Praxis family is about? Watch this short video: https://youtu.be/MrNWtn42prYPhysical RequirementsThis role requires regular standing, walking, and use of hands; occasional sitting, stooping, and kneeling. Must be able to lift up to 50 pounds occasionally and up to 25 pounds frequently. Work takes place in a medical office and exam/procedure room setting.This position involves potential exposure to blood and body fluids. All employees in this role are offered the Hepatitis-B vaccination series.Sound like a fit? We’d love to hear from you. Apply on-line or contact Jennifer MacLean: jmraymond@adaugeohealthcare.com#centralorjm