Radiology Technologist-Imaging Part Time Weekend Days
Posted Sep 17, 2026 · We last checked this listing on Oct 6, 2026
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About your past
Two ten hour shifts every Saturday and Sunday, with holiday and on-call rotation. How does that fit your life?
What they are checking: Honest fit with a weekend-only schedule the posting states.
Tell me about an image you took that changed what happened to a patient.
What they are checking: Whether they connect their work to the outcome.
How do you keep your practice current when you only work weekends?
What they are checking: A real problem for weekend staff, and whether they have thought about it.
What would you do
Working a weekend night, who do you call when you are unsure?
What they are checking: Whether they know their escalation path when the department is thin.
A trauma arrives while you have a scheduled patient. What happens?
What they are checking: Prioritization when there is only one of them.
How do you reassure a patient who is in pain and has to hold a position?
What they are checking: The patient care half of a technical role.
About the work
Tell me about your radiography experience and the settings you have worked in.
What they are checking: Whether the experience transfers to a hospital with an expanding emergency department.
How do you position a patient who cannot move the way the exam requires?
What they are checking: Practical positioning, which is most of the skill in plain radiography.
How do you keep dose as low as you can while still getting a usable image?
What they are checking: Whether dose is actively managed or left to the machine.
How do you decide an image needs repeating?
What they are checking: Whether they review before the patient leaves.
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