Basic X-Ray Machine Operator

A Basic X-Ray Machine Operator role at AdventHealth serving the Orlando, Florida outpatient clinic at 250 N Alafaya Trail. ### What you'll do - Prepare patients for radiologic procedures and position them for x-rays of specific body parts as ordered by the physician - Set up, operate, and adjust radiographic equipment; select proper ionizing factors for each study - Process film, evaluate images for clarity, and retake x-rays when quality standards are not met - Implement infection control procedures and maintain the x-ray room and darkroom in clean, orderly condition - Maintain patient records, daily logbooks, monthly reports, and x-ray film files - Perform quantity and quality control checks to ensure equipment meets state regulations and company standards ### What we're looking for - Active Basic X-Ray Machine Operator (BMO) certification — required - Basic Life Support (BLS/CPR) certification — required - High school diploma or equivalent — required; Associate's degree in radiological technology from an accredited program — preferred - Minimum 1 year of basic x-ray operator experience — preferred - Willingness to float to other FHMG practices as patient volume requires - Effective English communication skills (reading, writing, speaking, and comprehension) ### What's included - Up to $10,000 sign-on bonus - Pay range: $19.23–$40.09/hr ($39,998–$83,387 annualized) - Medical, dental, vision, life, and disability insurance from day one - Paid time off from day one - 403(b) retirement plan - Four weeks of 100% paid parental leave - Mental health resources and whole-person well-being support ### About the practice AdventHealth is a faith-based, not-for-profit health system with a mission rooted in whole-person care — body, mind, and spirit. The Orlando outpatient location at 250 N Alafaya Trail is part of Florida Hospital Medical Group (FHMG), a multispecialty ambulatory network serving the greater Central Florida region. The weekend day shift schedule supports work-life balance while filling a critical imaging need for the practice's patient population.