Diagnostic Imaging: civilian jobs and transferable skills
Air Force 4R0X1 Diagnostic Imaging experience builds transferable skills in diagnostic imaging, patient care, safety, and equipment operation. CivLaunch currently matches 3 open civilian jobs to this AFSC, including Radiologic Technologist at RadNet, MRI Technologist I at RadNet, and Limited Scope X-Ray Technician at Concentra.
About the 4R0X1 AFSC
Operates imaging equipment to produce diagnostic images and assists radiologists with special procedures. Positions patients, sets exposure factors and aligns equipment, applies infection control and radiation protection, supports radiation oncology, and manages imaging section functions.
Ranked by how many of your skills each job uses. Strong matches share the most.
Radiologic Technologist
RadNet · Yucca Valley, CA
Good Match
$35–$45 an hour
Healthcare
Full-time X-ray technologist at a RadNet outpatient imaging center in Yucca Valley, California, working a weekday schedule. Performs diagnostic radiology exams, keeps patients informed and at ease, answers physician questions, and protects patient records and on-site medications. Requires ARRT(R) registration, a California radiologic technology license and BLS; a year of imaging experience is preferred.
Why this matched
Your experience maps to diagnostic imaging, patient care, and equipment operation.
Shares 4 of your 4 skills:
Diagnostic Imaging
Patient Care
Equipment Operation
Safety
Requires: ARRT(R); state diagnostic radiologic technology license; BLS
Entry-level MRI technologist at a RadNet imaging center in Rochester, New York. Screens everyone entering the scan room for magnet safety, positions patients and coils, sets scan parameters, checks image quality, and logs history and exam notes. Runs routine quality-control tests and keeps rooms stocked. Open to radiologic technology graduates or students; ARRT(MR) or ARMRIT needed by start.
Why this matched
Your experience maps to diagnostic imaging, patient care, and equipment operation.
Combined limited-scope X-ray tech and medical assistant at a Concentra occupational health clinic in Pensacola, Florida. Positions patients and takes routine X-rays using radiation safety practices, keeps the equipment calibrated, and also handles vitals, drug and alcohol testing, injections and front desk work. Needs a state limited-scope certificate and license, CPR, and about six months of X-ray experience.
Why this matched
Your experience maps to diagnostic imaging, patient care, and safety.
Shares 3 of your 4 skills:
Diagnostic Imaging
Patient Care
Safety
Requires: State-approved limited scope X-ray certificate and state license; CPR/First Aid; drug screen and breath alcohol collection certs (obtained on the job)
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