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Radiology assistant jobs are open across hospitals, outpatient imaging centers, orthopedic practices, and large health systems, at every level from entry-level to senior and lead, with specializations in MRI assistance, fluoroscopy support, and interventional radiology. Scan the live roles below and apply to whichever ones fit.
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Park Nicollet Radiology team member’s partner with providers to ensure that each patient has a safe, caring experience. We value teamwork and partnering because it promotes safety, quality, and caring for everyone we work with. Working within Park Nicollet Radiology means you make a difference every single day!
Patient Care Assistants (PCA) will utilize a broad base of skills in basic patient care, to assist patients with preparation for exam, during and/or after exam. PCA will establish positive rapport with patients, explaining what they should expect during each step of care. All interactions will be handled in a professional, caring, courteous and safe manner to ensure quality care. PCA will communicate with all other radiology team members to assure positive transitions in care. PCA may assist the technologist or radiologist in the performance of basic patient care.
Perform general clerical tasks within the department to ensure efficiency during the patient’s radiology imaging exams and services.
Schedule: Casual position. Hours vary. Minimum 2 shifts per month. May include day, evening, or weekend shifts. Opportunities for extra hours at other locations.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:
Education, Experience or Equivalent Combination:
NA
Licensure/ Registration/ Certification:
Must obtain CPR (Basic Life Support) certification once in position.
Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:
Strong clinical and human relations skills.
Basic knowledge of office duties and equipment.
Demonstrates knowledge of age-related growth and development principles necessary to provide appropriate service and assure safety of patients.
Proven proficiency in the operation of the following: Telephone, Fax Machine, Basic computer/keyboard skills, Epic, PACS and Copy Machine.
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS:
Education, Experience or Equivalent Combination:
Previous office experience in a health care environment preferred.
Previous patient care experience in medical environment preferred.
Licensure/ Registration/ Certification:
NA
Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:
NA
ESSENTIAL DUTIES:
(5%) – Accurately identify patients using two patient identifiers.
(5%) – Greet patients and families to introduce yourself.
(10%) – Provide general instructions for exam preparation. Assist patients as needed with changing clothing for exam, using the restroom, etc.
(5%) – Prepare and give patient oral contrast and instructions on drinking contrast under the direction of Radiology Technologist.
(5%) – Review patient allergies and lab results for possible contraindications prior to starting an IV for contrast administration.
(10%) – Insert IVs following standard procedure.
(10%) – Assist with patients during radiology examinations, as needed (example: lifting, transferring, restraining, and positioning).
(10%) – Under direction of Radiologist or Radiology Technologist, instruct patient on basic information regarding exam, procedure, or scan.
(5%) – Recognize and respond appropriately to medical emergencies such as contrast reactions.
(10%) – Observe patients in waiting areas that may need assistance prior or following imaging exams.
(5%) – Refers difficult or unusual patient problems to technologists.
(10%) – Performs clerical duties (phone, fax, PACS, Epic functions such as documenting oral contrast, looking up labs, documenting IV site.)
(5%) – Stock linens, gowns, pants, and procedural supplies.
(5%) – Clean and sanitize area after each patient use.
(Ongoing) – Meet competency standards.
(Ongoing) – Perform other tasks as assigned, assist in other areas of the department as needed.
(Ongoing) – Utilizes appropriate lines of communication for problem solving and conflict management.
(Ongoing) – Participate in meeting department goals by contributing to the improvement of the department’s overall performance.
(Ongoing) – Participates in 80% of department meetings.
(Ongoing) – Perform other tasks as assigned.
Park Nicollet Radiology team member’s partner with providers to ensure that each patient has a safe, caring experience. We value teamwork and partnering because it promotes safety, quality, and caring for everyone we work with. Working within Park Nicollet Radiology means you make a difference every single day!
Patient Care Assistants (PCA) will utilize a broad base of skills in basic patient care, to assist patients with preparation for exam, during and/or after exam. PCA will establish positive rapport with patients, explaining what they should expect during each step of care. All interactions will be handled in a professional, caring, courteous and safe manner to ensure quality care. PCA will communicate with all other radiology team members to assure positive transitions in care. PCA may assist the technologist or radiologist in the performance of basic patient care.
Perform general clerical tasks within the department to ensure efficiency during the patient’s radiology imaging exams and services.
Schedule: Casual position. Hours vary. Minimum 2 shifts per month. May include day, evening, or weekend shifts. Opportunities for extra hours at other locations.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:
Education, Experience or Equivalent Combination:
NA
Licensure/ Registration/ Certification:
Must obtain CPR (Basic Life Support) certification once in position.
Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:
Strong clinical and human relations skills.
Basic knowledge of office duties and equipment.
Demonstrates knowledge of age-related growth and development principles necessary to provide appropriate service and assure safety of patients.
Proven proficiency in the operation of the following: Telephone, Fax Machine, Basic computer/keyboard skills, Epic, PACS and Copy Machine.
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS:
Education, Experience or Equivalent Combination:
Previous office experience in a health care environment preferred.
Previous patient care experience in medical environment preferred.
Licensure/ Registration/ Certification:
NA
Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:
NA
ESSENTIAL DUTIES:
(5%) – Accurately identify patients using two patient identifiers.
(5%) – Greet patients and families to introduce yourself.
(10%) – Provide general instructions for exam preparation. Assist patients as needed with changing clothing for exam, using the restroom, etc.
(5%) – Prepare and give patient oral contrast and instructions on drinking contrast under the direction of Radiology Technologist.
(5%) – Review patient allergies and lab results for possible contraindications prior to starting an IV for contrast administration.
(10%) – Insert IVs following standard procedure.
(10%) – Assist with patients during radiology examinations, as needed (example: lifting, transferring, restraining, and positioning).
(10%) – Under direction of Radiologist or Radiology Technologist, instruct patient on basic information regarding exam, procedure, or scan.
(5%) – Recognize and respond appropriately to medical emergencies such as contrast reactions.
(10%) – Observe patients in waiting areas that may need assistance prior or following imaging exams.
(5%) – Refers difficult or unusual patient problems to technologists.
(10%) – Performs clerical duties (phone, fax, PACS, Epic functions such as documenting oral contrast, looking up labs, documenting IV site.)
(5%) – Stock linens, gowns, pants, and procedural supplies.
(5%) – Clean and sanitize area after each patient use.
(Ongoing) – Meet competency standards.
(Ongoing) – Perform other tasks as assigned, assist in other areas of the department as needed.
(Ongoing) – Utilizes appropriate lines of communication for problem solving and conflict management.
(Ongoing) – Participate in meeting department goals by contributing to the improvement of the department’s overall performance.
(Ongoing) – Participates in 80% of department meetings.
(Ongoing) – Perform other tasks as assigned.
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Who's Hiring
- University Of Washington10
- University of Miami9
- Radiology Partners8
- Avera Health5
- Baylor College of Medicine5
Top Industries Hiring
- Healthcare & Medical Services17
- Education11
- Science & Research2
What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in radiology assistant jobs.
- Current ARRT certification in radiography or a related imaging discipline
- State radiologic technology license where required by law
- Hands-on experience assisting with fluoroscopy, CT, or MRI procedures
- Proficiency with PACS imaging systems and electronic health records
- BLS or CPR certification current at time of hire
- Ability to assist with patient positioning, transfers, and radiation safety compliance
Tips for Your Radiology Assistant Job Search
Tailor your resume to imaging modalities
Radiology assistant job postings often specify MRI, CT, fluoroscopy, or interventional procedures. List every modality you've assisted with by name so your resume surfaces in filtered applicant tracking system searches and matches the exact language hiring managers use.
Get your ARRT certification listed prominently
Many radiology assistant postings require or strongly prefer ARRT certification, sometimes with a specific pathway like radiography or fluoroscopy. Put your credential abbreviation, state license number, and expiration date in a dedicated certifications section near the top of your resume.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists radiology assistant openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Target postings by procedure volume
Job postings at high-volume trauma centers and large outpatient imaging groups often require faster throughput skills than smaller clinics. If you have experience with back-to-back procedure schedules or portable imaging rounds, call that out explicitly in your cover letter.
Prepare for competency demonstration interviews
Many radiology departments ask candidates to walk through positioning techniques or explain radiation safety protocols on the spot. Practice describing patient positioning steps for common projections out loud so you can answer clearly without relying on a visual aid in front of you.
Follow up with the radiology department directly
After submitting your application, a brief follow-up addressed to the radiology supervisor or lead technologist, not just HR, can move your file forward. Reference the specific modality or shift type mentioned in the posting to show you read it carefully.
Radiology Assistant Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most radiology assistants?
The companies hiring the most radiology assistants right now include University Of Washington, University of Miami, and Radiology Partners, with the largest share of openings in Texas, Florida, and Washington, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Health systems with large outpatient imaging networks and trauma centers tend to post the most consistently throughout the year.
How many radiology assistant jobs are remote?
About 24% of radiology assistant openings are fully remote or hybrid as of November 2026, reflecting the hands-on nature of most imaging work. The sub-areas most likely to offer remote or hybrid arrangements include teleradiology support roles, imaging quality review, and administrative coordination within radiology departments.
How do you become a radiology assistant?
Start by completing an accredited radiologic technology program and earning your ARRT certification in radiography. Gain clinical experience assisting with procedures such as fluoroscopy, CT, or portable imaging in a hospital or outpatient setting. Some states require a separate radiologic technology license, so check your state's requirements before applying and keep all credentials current.
Can you get hired as a radiology assistant with little experience?
Entry-level radiology assistant roles do exist, particularly at large health systems and imaging centers that run structured training programs. Highlighting clinical rotations, externships, or any procedure-specific coursework from your radiologic technology program helps fill the experience gap. Applying for roles that list 'new grad considered' or 'will train' in the posting improves your chances at this stage.
What does the radiology assistant interview process look like?
Most radiology assistant interviews include a phone or video screen with HR followed by a technical interview with the radiology supervisor or chief technologist. You'll likely be asked about specific modalities you've assisted with, patient handling scenarios, and radiation safety practices. Some facilities add a brief skills walkthrough or department tour before making an offer.
Where can I find and apply to radiology assistant jobs?
You can find and apply to radiology assistant jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States. Search for roles that match your modality experience, preferred location, and schedule, then apply directly to each listing that fits your background.
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