Radiologic Technologist, Full-Time
American Family Care (AFC), founded in 1982, pioneered non-emergency room care, offering treatment for injuries and illnesses in a convenient, lower-cost setting. Headquartered in Birmingham, Alabama, AFC is the nation’s leading provider of accessible healthcare, with over 400 centers across the U.S., serving more than 3.5 million patients annually.
About the Role
As a Radiologic Technologist (RT) — also known as an X-Ray Technologist or Rad Tech — with AFC, you’ll balance high-quality imaging with clinical support duties in an urgent care setting. This role is ideal for someone experienced in radiology who wants to combine patient-centered imaging with hands-on clinical work.
Responsibilities
- Perform diagnostic radiology (X-ray) exams safely, following ALARA principles.
- Collaborate with providers to ensure timely patient care.
- Flex into Medical Assistant (MA) clinical duties, including triage, labs, venipuncture, and wound care, when not performing imaging.
- Support Medical Receptionist (MR) tasks such as insurance verification, registration, and payment collection.
- Maintain equipment quality control and compliance logs.
Requirements
- ARRT-certified (R.T. (R)) in good standing; state Radiologic Technologist (RT/Rad Tech/X-Ray Technologist) license where required.
- Current BLS certification.
- 1+ year of urgent care or ER imaging experience preferred.
- Strong insurance verification and EMR documentation skills.
- Flexible team player willing to cover MA and MR duties as needed.
- Experience in radiology, CT, or MRI preferred.
Benefits
- Competitive pay and benefits package (varies by full-time, PRN, or part-time status).
- Opportunities for continuing education units (CEUs) and ongoing training.
- Supportive, collaborative team environment.
- Advancement opportunities.
Pay
The expected pay range for this role is $40.00–$44.00 per hour. Final compensation will be determined based on experience, certifications, education, and geographic location.
Work Environment
- Fast-paced urgent care setting.
- Requires standing and lifting up to 50 lbs.
- Exposure to radiation and biohazards (PPE required).
- Evening, weekend, and float coverage expected.