DeUnemployment currently lists 5 live Radiology Technologist jobs in Columbia, refreshed daily from public ATS and company career feeds. Most openings are onsite.
Top employers hiring for Radiology Technologist roles: campusalliedhealth.com, careers.prismahealth.org.
How much do Radiology Technologist jobs pay? Typical salary for a Radiology Technologist runs roughly $72,000–$106,000/yr (model estimate; varies by location and experience).
There are currently 5 live Radiology Technologist jobs listed on DeUnemployment. The index is refreshed daily, so this number changes as employers post and close roles.
Most current Radiology Technologist postings are onsite — about 0% are remote-friendly. Use the search filters to find the remote ones.
Typical pay for a Radiology Technologist currently runs roughly $72,000–$106,000/yr based on our salary model, which varies by location and experience.
Figures reflect DeUnemployment’s live index of public job postings, refreshed daily.
Radiologic Technologist- 32 hours weekly - ( 21000410 ) Description The Radiologic Technician will perform high quality Diagnostic Imaging exams while providing excellent patient care. 32 hours Weekly- Shift is Sat & Sun
Radiologic Technologist- PRN - ( 210003Y8 ) Description The Radiologic Technician will perform high quality Diagnostic Imaging exams while providing excellent patient care.' PRN - Variable Schedule to include weekends an
Inspire health. Serve with compassion. Be the difference. Job Summary Performs a variety of radiographic procedures applying ionizing radiation. This position is bonus eligible, follow this link for details. Essential Fu
Inspire health. Serve with compassion. Be the difference. Job Summary Under the direction of the Diagnostic Radiology Manager and the Shift Supervisor, the Radiologic Technologist is expected to perform a variety of radi
Diagnostic Imaging Technologist - ( 220000H5 ) Description Perform high quality exams in at least two of the following modalities: CT, MRI, DEXA, ULTRA SOUND, NUCLEAR MEDICINE, Special Procedures and Diagnostic Radiograp