Technicians & Therapy
Radiologic Technologist jobs
Radiologic technologists take diagnostic images such as X-rays, and with extra training CT and MRI scans, for imaging centers, hospitals and orthopedic practices.
- Typical US pay
- $60k–$85k /yr
- ≈ $29–$41/hr
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- Also called
- Rad Tech, X-Ray Technician, Radiographer, X-Ray Tech
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What does a radiologic technologist do?
- Position patients and take diagnostic X-rays
- Follow radiation safety rules for patients and staff
- Operate and maintain imaging equipment
- Review images for quality and work with radiologists
Key skills
- Radiography
- Patient positioning
- Radiation safety
- PACS
- Patient care
How to become a radiologic technologist
An associate degree in radiologic technology is most common.
Licensing & certifications
Most states require a license, and most employers require ARRT certification, the R.T.(R) credential.
Frequently asked questions
How much do radiologic technologists make?
Radiologic Technologists in the US typically earn about $60k to $85k a year, depending on experience, certification, location, specialty and setting. Bilingual candidates sometimes earn a pay differential.
How do I become a radiologic technologist?
An associate degree in radiologic technology is most common.
Do radiologic technologists need a license or certification?
Most states require a license, and most employers require ARRT certification, the R.T.(R) credential.
What other job titles are there for radiologic technologists?
Common titles include Rad Tech, X-Ray Technician, Radiographer, X-Ray Tech, CT Technologist.
Pay ranges are approximate US figures for entry-level through experienced workers and vary by state, setting and specialty. Licensing rules vary by state; check with your state board.