Full-Time
X-ray Supervisor
Patient First
1,001-5,000 employees
Walk-in urgent and primary care provider
Compensation Overview
$39.50 - $44/hr
Fairfax, VA, USA + 1 more
More locations: Virginia, USA
In Person
 Medical, Clinical & Veterinary (1) |
|---|
Get referred to Patient First
See people who can refer or advise you
- The candidate must be at least 18 years old.
- The candidate must be a high school graduate or have an equivalent qualification.
- The candidate must be a registered member of the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists or a graduate of an approved Limited Radiologic Technologist program.
- The candidate must be licensed if required in the state of employment.
- The candidate must be able to hear pages, bells, and the phone system.
- The candidate must be able to sit, stand, and walk for up to 7 hours at a time.
- The candidate must be able to lift up to 50 pounds.
- The candidate must have adequate verbal, written, and typed communication skills.
- The candidate must be able to prioritize and multitask.
- The candidate must provide high-quality medical care and demonstrate professionalism.
- Supervise all X-ray technicians to ensure that responsibilities are completed and quality work is performed.
- Function as an administrator and work as an X-ray technician as directed.
- Ensure that X-ray technicians are qualified under state specifications and deliver quality technical performance.
- Ensure that appropriate X-rays are ordered and communicate with the PACS administrator as needed.
- Process images using digital radiography and archive images through the Picture Archiving and Communication System.
- Address physician requests respectfully and in a timely manner.
- Assist with treatment-area duties, including triage and patient care, while providing customer service.
- Maintain the X-ray conversation book, X-ray, CPR, center-appearance, and cleaning checklists, quality-control records, radiation-monitoring records, and the state quality-assurance book.
- Use the daily log, X-ray listing, medical records needing review, and X-ray status listing.
- Act as a Patient First representative for the DMS or medical director in their absence to ensure smooth operation of the center.
- Implement safety procedures for patients, self, and staff to avoid unnecessary radiation exposure and address radiation-badge safety.
- Maintain quality assurance for all X-ray technicians in the X-ray department and keep records of all outside studies ordered by Patient First.
- Obtain quality X-rays using correct positioning, markers, and technical factors.
- Maintain the integrity of equipment and supplies in the X-ray department.
- Submit monthly X-ray staffing schedules and performance evaluations for the X-ray department.
- Conduct interviews and train new staff.
- Ensure that all required documents are read and understood by X-ray technicians.
- Clean the work area, perform biological cleanup in accordance with Occupational Safety and Health Administration guidelines, and complete other maintenance assignments as directed.
- Adhere to established Patient First policies and procedures.
- Ensure patient safety when using wheelchairs, stools, and other equipment.
- Use the medical record system, including patient registration and processing, and address medical-record hardware or software problems.
- Attend staff meetings as directed.
- Remain available as needed when breaks and mealtimes are interrupted for patient care and center operations.
- Operate, use, and maintain medical and office equipment as trained.
- Foster teamwork in a positive and professional atmosphere.
- Provide positive, warm, and friendly service in all interactions.
- Work at any center as needed due to a staffing issue, center emergency, or reduction of work.
- Complete other duties as directed.
Patient First provides non-appointment urgent care for routine injuries and illnesses, plus primary care for patients without a regular physician. Care is walk-in at centers open daily from 8 am to 8 pm across the Mid-Atlantic. A clinician assesses symptoms, treats or refers, and follows up as needed to ensure timely, convenient care. The company differentiates itself with a patient-first culture, community involvement, and accessible hours that support everyday health.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Glen Allen, Missouri
Founded
1981
Get referred to Patient First
See people who can refer or advise you
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- July 2026 website says Patient First celebrates 45 years, supporting recruiting and retention.
- Richmond adoptions and BARCS sponsorships keep local brand visibility high.
- The 2026 court win in Mirshahi weakens future plaintiff leverage against Patient First.
What critics are saying
- January 2026 Virginia pharmacy penalties show ongoing regulatory exposure.
- May 2026 Mirshahi litigation against Patient First reached appeal, signaling employment conflict risk.
- Commanders and community sponsorships will not defend margins against CVS MinuteClinic expansion.
What makes Patient First unique
- Patient First operates 79 Mid-Atlantic centers, open 8am-8pm, 365 days.
- Physician-led, all-in-one urgent and primary care distinguishes Patient First from retail clinics.
- Forty-five years of brand continuity and 38 awards in 2025 reinforce trust.
Help us improve and share your feedback! Did you find this helpful?
Benefits
Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
Disability Insurance
Life Insurance
Long Term care insurance
Employee Assistance Program
Flexible Spending accounts
401(k) Retirement Plan
401(k) Company Match
Paid Annual Leave
Bereavement Leave
Emergency Leave Bank
Overtime Pay
Holiday Pay
Double time compensation for all holidays worked
Discounted medical treatment
Bonuses include: Recruitment Bonus
Weekend bonus
Volunteer Time Off Pay
Company News
A gift that helps students find their voice at Wharton ES. At the School District of Lancaster, the success of its students is deeply connected to the support of its community. Wharton Elementary School received a $1,000 donation from Patient First, a gift that reflects a long-standing commitment to helping students thrive in ways that are both immediate and lasting. Patient First has included school support in its mission since the organization was founded in 1981. Each year, they identify elementary schools within the radius of their centers and select a group of schools to receive funding with one guiding belief. Schools should have the freedom to determine how the money will best serve their students. No requirements. No restrictions. The only expectation is that the donation directly benefits children. Todd Krickler, who has been visiting schools on behalf of Patient First for the past four years, shared how meaningful the work has become for him. "In times like this, when schools are facing cutbacks at the federal and state levels, it feels good to find a way to offer support," he said. "The schools and the community have always supported us. This is our opportunity to give back in a way that has a clear and direct impact." Wharton Elementary has been part of this partnership for several years. Although Todd did not personally select the school, he shared that Wharton has always stood out for its strong communication, responsiveness, and willingness to collaborate. Returning to Wharton this year was an easy decision. For Wharton Principal Dr. Welters, this gift could not have arrived at a better moment. The school is currently halfway toward a $10,000 dollar campaign to build a student media studio. This space will serve as a creative hub where students can grow skills in reading, writing, speaking, interviewing, and visual storytelling. While traditional assignments support many students, the staff at Wharton recognized that some students connect more deeply with hands-on expression, verbal communication, and creative production. The studio will give those students a place where their strengths can shine. "We wanted to create a space where students who do not always engage with traditional literacy assignments can express themselves in ways that feel natural to them," Dr. Welters explained. "The studio is a way to help them build confidence, develop their voice, and discover new skills that they can carry into middle school, high school, and beyond." Dr. Welters sees this project as a launch point, not a standalone program. The goal is for Wharton students to arrive at middle school already familiar with media production, storytelling, and studio equipment. From there, they can grow into the more advanced programs available at the secondary level and begin to see future possibilities in communications, journalism, broadcasting, technology, and media production. "We want this to be their point of origin," she said. "A place where curiosity begins. A place where confidence begins. A place where a future career can start to grow." The donation from Patient First helps push the project closer to reality, but Wharton is still actively looking for partners who want to be part of this work. For community members interested in contributing, the school has made the process simple. Anyone can contact the office, request a tour, learn about the vision, meet the team of community stakeholders already supporting the campaign, and explore ways to get involved. The hope is that families, organizations, and neighbors will join together to help bring this space to life. Patient First's generosity is an investment in student creativity. It's a vote of confidence in the importance of literacy, communication, and self-expression. And it's a reminder of what becomes possible when the community and its schools stand beside one another. At Wharton Elementary, students will soon step into a space built for imagination, skill-building, and the discovery of new pathways. And it begins with partnerships like this one that help open doors today so students can walk through new ones tomorrow.
Patient First voted "Best Urgent Care" by Richmond Magazine.
Patient First sponsoring dog, cat adoptions at Richmond Animal Care and Control this weekend.
Patient First is honored to be named among Richmond's top workplaces for a 8th year by the Richmond Times-Dispatch.
Patient First has been recognized by over 40 different publications and organizations and their voters as the "Best Urgent Care" provider.