Radiologic Technologist (ARRT) | Mon-Fri Days | Outpatient Imaging | Eugene, OR

Description Job Description Radiology Technologist (X-Ray Tech) – Outpatient Imaging PeaceHealth South Clinic Full Time, Day Shift Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. $40.11-$60.17/hr, DOE Hiring bonus and relocation assistance may be available Some Radiologic Technologists love the pace and unpredictability of a hospital environment. Others reach a point in their careers where they're looking for something different: a consistent weekday schedule, meaningful patient interactions, and the opportunity to become part of a close-knit clinic team. That's what makes this role at PeaceHealth's South Eugene Clinic stand out. Imagine starting your morning knowing exactly where you'll be, working alongside providers and caregivers who know and trust you. You'll spend your day performing diagnostic X-ray exams, helping patients feel comfortable and informed, and supporting a clinic team that's focused on delivering exceptional care. While imaging remains your primary responsibility, you'll also play an important role in the daily rhythm of the clinic by helping prepare rooms, support patient flow, and ensure patients receive a seamless experience. Most of your time will be spent at South Eugene Clinic, with occasional opportunities to assist at other PeaceHealth clinic locations when coverage is needed. It's a role that offers stability, connection, and the chance to make a difference in ways that go well beyond imaging. What Your Day Feels Like You're not hidden away in a department where patients move through and are forgotten five minutes later. You'll become part of the clinic. One patient may arrive feeling anxious about an injury. Another may be visiting a provider they've seen for years. Throughout the day you'll perform imaging exams, answer questions, help patients feel at ease, and support the clinical team in creating a positive experience from check-in to check-out. When imaging volume slows, you're not waiting for the next exam. You're helping prepare rooms, stocking supplies, supporting coworkers, and contributing to a team environment where everyone works together to care for patients. The technologists who tend to love this type of role are those who enjoy being involved in the bigger picture of patient care. They appreciate being part of a team, jumping in where needed, and knowing their contributions make a difference beyond the imaging suite. Why You'll Love This Role Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. schedulePrimarily based at South Eugene ClinicOpportunity to build meaningful relationships with patients and clinic staffVariety within an outpatient setting through collaboration with providers and care teamsStrong compensation ranging from $40.11-$60.17 per hour, depending on experience and other factorsComprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage403(b) retirement plan with employer contributions and matching opportunitiesGenerous paid time offEmployer-paid life and disability insuranceTuition assistance Wellness resources and expanded mental health support programsLong-term career growth within a highly respected healthcare organization New Graduates Encouraged to Explore This Opportunity Just starting your career in Radiologic Technology? This position can be an excellent place to begin. Working in a clinic environment provides the opportunity to strengthen your imaging skills while developing confidence in patient communication, provider collaboration, and the day-to-day realities of outpatient care. You'll work alongside experienced caregivers who understand that professional growth happens over time and that every technologist was once new to the profession. In Oregon, candidates may be hired while holding an OBMI temporary license, and ARRT-eligible techs are welcome to be considered provided certification requirements are met within the required timeframe. Who Thrives Here Technologists who enjoy developing relationships rather than simply processing patientsTeam-oriented professionals who willingly lend a hand when help is neededPeople who appreciate consistency and work-life balanceCaregivers who take pride in both technical excellence and patient experienceIndividuals looking for a long-term career home rather than their next short-term stop Why PeaceHealth? PeaceHealth is a person-first, values-driven, and highly trusted healthcare organization. The commitment to caring for patients starts with caring for caregivers. Many healthcare organizations talk about supporting their employees. PeaceHealth demonstrates that commitment through comprehensive benefits, career development opportunities, wellness resources, retirement contributions, educational assistance, and programs designed to support physical, emotional, financial, and spiritual wellbeing. When caregivers feel supported, patients benefit. It's a philosophy that continues to guide how PeaceHealth serves both its communities and the people who work here. Why You'll Love Living in Eugene/Springfield Eugene and Springfield offer a lifestyle that's increasingly hard to find. You'll enjoy manageable commutes, access to miles of trails, rivers, parks, and outdoor recreation, along with a strong sense of community and a pace of life that leaves room for family, hobbies, and the things you enjoy outside of work. Whether you're an outdoor enthusiast, raising a family, or simply looking for greater balance, many healthcare professionals find this region offers the quality of life they've been searching for. Required Credentials & Licensure Candidates may be currently enrolled in an accredited Radiologic Technologist program, or a graduate of an accredited Radiologic Technology programCandidates may be ARRT eligible or ARRT(R) certified at the time of hire; however, ARRT(R) certification is required within 6 months of hire.OBMI registration required; candidates may hold an OBMI temporary license while awaiting ARRT certificationBasic Life Support (BLS) required upon hire A Career Where You're Known, Valued, and Part of Something Bigger If you're looking for a role where you can practice radiography, build meaningful relationships, contribute to a clinic team, and enjoy a schedule that supports life outside of work, this may be the opportunity you've been hoping to find. For a complete description of this position, or for questions, contact Andrea, Working Conditions: This role requires frequent standing, walking, reaching and the use of fine motor skills while operating medical equipment. The ability to occasionally life and move up to 30 pounds and assist with patient handling (up to 35 pounds, with assistive devices as appropriate) is required. Regular exposure to biohazards, bodily fluids, and airborne particles is expected. Vision, hearing and communication abilities sufficient to safely perform the essential functions of the position are required. See how PeaceHealth is committed to For full consideration of your skills and abilities, please attach a current resume with your application. EEO Affirmative Action Employer/Vets/Disabled in accordance with applicable local, state or federal laws.