Performs a variety of Diagnostic Imaging procedures for the diagnosis of illness or injury. Imaging modalities may include Diagnostic Radiography, Ultrasonography, Mammography, Computed Tomography, and any combination of these.

• By order of a medical provider, performs a variety of Diagnostic Imaging procedures for the diagnosis of illness or injury.
• When a radiologist is present, assists in, and/or performs fluoroscopic procedures as directed.
• Shares equally in on-call time.
• Participates in scheduling patients for examination.
• Participates in maintaining patient logs, department statistics, film files, and purging of old files.
• Participates in QA/QI activities, and ensures compliance with Joint Commission standards.
• Helps track and maintain adequate levels of necessary supplies, i.e. films, chemicals, etc.
• May act as lead in the department in the absence of that person.
• Understands the developmental needs of all patients throughout the continuum of life, is able to adjust care to those needs. Documentation reflects this understanding.
• Responsible for maintaining MQSA standards if performing mammography.

Required Skills

Radiographer I: High school diploma or equivalent and be ARRT registered, eligible for registry or have equivalent experience.

Radiographer II: Be ARRT registered, have 4 year’s experience in Diagnostic Radiography, or hold certification in Mammography, Ultrasound, or Computed Tomography.

Radiographer III: Be ARRT registered, have 4 years of experience in Diagnostic Imaging, and hold one or more certifications in Mammography, Ultrasound, or Computed Tomography

Benefits Include

• Relocation for the employee and family
• Sign on & Retention Bonus
• Subsidized housing
• Retirement
• PTO earnings & cash out options
• Free health, dental, vision, life, short and long term disability insurance for the employee
• And more! Please contact Jeanne.greene@maniilaq.org for additional information

About Maniilaq Health Center - https://www.maniilaq.org Maniilaq Health Center is a modern, 17-bed 88,000 sq. ft facility with inpatient, ER, urgent care, and outpatient facilities. Dental, lab, radiology, pharmacy and long-term care facility are also on site. A non-profit corporation, Maniilaq provides health, tribal and social services to approximately 8,000 residents in Northwest Alaska.

Job Location - https://www.nwabor.org/village/kotzebue/ Kotzebue is located 549 air miles northwest of Anchorage and is 33 miles above the Arctic Circle. There are no highway systems that connect the region with the rest of the state, however Kotzebue’s Ralph Wein Memorial Airport supports daily jet service to Anchorage and Nome as well as smaller prop-driven aircraft to 11 surrounding villages.  

Required Experience

Radiographer I: High school diploma or equivalent and be ARRT registered, eligible for registry or have equivalent experience.

Radiographer II: Be ARRT registered, have 4 year’s experience in Diagnostic Radiography, or hold certification in Mammography, Ultrasound, or Computed Tomography.

Radiographer III: Be ARRT registered, have 4 years of experience in Diagnostic Imaging, and hold one or more certifications in Mammography, Ultrasound, or Computed Tomography

Benefits Include

• Relocation for the employee and family
• Sign on & Retention Bonus
• Subsidized housing
• Retirement
• PTO earnings & cash out options
• Free health, dental, vision, life, short and long term disability insurance for the employee
• And more! Please contact Jeanne.greene@maniilaq.org for additional information

About Maniilaq Health Center - https://www.maniilaq.org Maniilaq Health Center is a modern, 17-bed 88,000 sq. ft facility with inpatient, ER, urgent care, and outpatient facilities. Dental, lab, radiology, pharmacy and long-term care facility are also on site. A non-profit corporation, Maniilaq provides health, tribal and social services to approximately 8,000 residents in Northwest Alaska.

Job Location - https://www.nwabor.org/village/kotzebue/ Kotzebue is located 549 air miles northwest of Anchorage and is 33 miles above the Arctic Circle. There are no highway systems that connect the region with the rest of the state, however Kotzebue’s Ralph Wein Memorial Airport supports daily jet service to Anchorage and Nome as well as smaller prop-driven aircraft to 11 surrounding villages.