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Resume Roast for Radiologic Technologists

Radiologic Technologist resumes are screened on credentials and modalities before anything else: ARRT certification, state license, then which machines you can run. CT, MRI, mammo, fluoro, each one you are certified in widens the openings you fit. Exam volume and trauma experience settle the rest. A tech resume that hides its modality list under soft skills is filing its own rejection.

What Gabe checks first on a Radiologic Technologist resume
  • Put ARRT certification and each modality credential in the top section, like ARRT(R)(CT). Recruiters search for the parentheses, so write them out.
  • Give exams per shift and the equipment you ran, by manufacturer if you know it. Volume plus machines equals how fast you can start.
  • Mention trauma, portable, or OR experience if you have it. Techs who stay calm in a Level 1 trauma bay are the scarce ones.
Worth knowing

The claim that ATS systems auto-reject 75 percent of resumes traces to a 2012 marketing claim, not research. (traced to a 2012 vendor marketing claim)

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