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Radiologic Technologist resume template

Imaging departments screen for credentials and modalities before anything else, so this layout puts ARRT registration and your exam mix in the first glance.

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  • ARRT(R) technologists moving between hospital and outpatient imaging
  • Techs cross-trained in fluoroscopy, portable, or OR imaging
  • New graduates listing clinical rotations and registry eligibility

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Derek Falk
Radiologic Technologist
derek.falk@example.com|(555) 268-5531|Pittsburgh, PA|linkedin.com/in/derekfalk
Summary

ARRT-registered radiologic technologist with nine years across trauma, orthopedic, and surgical imaging. Runs 50 exams a shift at a 2.1% repeat rate and serves as clinical instructor for six students a year. Performs 40 exams a shift across general, portable and fluoroscopy at a repeat rate under 3%, and trains the department's new graduates on positioning and dose.

Experience
Radiologic Technologist II
Three Rivers Regional Hospital · 2021 – Present
  • Perform 45-55 diagnostic exams per shift across ER, OR fluoroscopy, and portable imaging
  • Hold a 2.1% repeat-image rate against a department average of 5%
  • Mentor 6 ARRT students annually as the unit's designated clinical instructor
  • Perform 40 diagnostic exams a shift across general radiography, portable and fluoroscopy on a 300-bed campus
  • Hold a repeat rate under 3% against a department average of 6% through positioning and technique review
  • Train 4 new graduate technologists a year and precept 6 students on clinical rotation
  • Serve on the radiation safety committee; dose reference levels met on every quarterly audit
Radiologic Technologist
Steel Valley Orthopedic Group · 2018 – 2021
  • Imaged 60+ orthopedic patients daily across 4 exam rooms with same-day PACS turnaround
  • Standardized positioning guides for 25 common views, cutting retakes 35%
  • Imaged 35 orthopaedic patients a day across four clinics with same-day report turnaround
  • Set up the clinic's digital radiography workflow and cut image delivery to surgeons from 40 minutes to 10
Radiologic Technologist
Monroeville Urgent Care Imaging · 2017 – 2018
  • Performed chest, extremity, and spine exams for 30 walk-in patients a day
  • Maintained QC logs and monthly phantom tests for two radiography rooms
  • Performed 25 urgent-care exams a day and handled all quality-control checks on two units
Education
A.A.S. Radiologic TechnologyCommunity College of Allegheny County2017
Skills
Digital radiography (DR/CR)FluoroscopyPortable & OR imagingPACS (Epic Radiant)Trauma imagingFluoroscopyDose optimisation
Radiation safety (ALARA)Patient positioningQC & phantom testingContrast protocols
Certifications
ARRT(R) - Registered Technologist, Radiography
BLS - American Heart Association
ARRT (R), registered
Pennsylvania Radiologic Technologist licence

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Use the standard postnominal form — ARRT(R), adding (CT) or (MR) if you hold them — in both your header and certifications section. Spell out the full credential once so ATS keyword matching catches both forms.

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