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Loma Linda, California

Radiologic Technologist-Mammo

Imaging TechFull-Time

Listed compensation

$45.24-$60.84/hr

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Employment & setting
Full-Time
Call expectations
Not specified
Weekends
Not specified
Posted 37m ago · Verified live

Job description

Join Loma Linda as a Mammography Radiologic Technologist – Loma Linda, CA in Loma Linda, CA, US.

Benefits & Compensation

  • Pay rate: $61/hour.

Work Schedule

  • Full-Time position.
  • No explicit call, weekend, or night shift information provided.

Apply to join Loma Linda as a Mammography Radiologic Technologist – Loma Linda, CA.

Key Responsibilities

The Radiologic Technologist administers Roentgen rays, operates x-ray equipment, and performs advanced procedures including mammograms. They are responsible for preparing patient rooms, equipment, and supplies while maintaining professional standards of care.

Requirements

Candidates must have completed an AMA-accredited Radiology Technologist Program and hold CRT, ARRT, and Fluoroscopy certifications. Three years of experience in diagnostic radiology is preferred.

Qualifications

Experience
2+ years of experience

Certifications

CPR

Key Skills

Radiologic technologyX-ray equipment operationPatient careImage processingInterpersonal skillsCommunicationComputer literacyTechnical expertiseIndependent judgment

Radiologic Technology Career Context

The cost-of-living index for California is 110.7 (US average = 100; BEA Regional Price Parities (2024)), so the posted ~$110k midpoint carries the purchasing power of roughly $100k in an average-cost state. 63.6% of California clinicians report burnout symptoms in WeekdayDoc's Burnout Index (2026-01 data).

Radiologic Technology pay on WeekdayDoc is down 1.4% vs. the prior quarter (through Aug 2026).

Of the 40 active Radiologic Technology listings this role was benchmarked against, 40% have no call, 57% require no weekends.

Work-life snapshot

1.5/ 10
Listing-based score

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