CT/X-Ray Technologist
Hermiston, OR
Malone Healthcare - Nursing
4x10 hrs, Days, Nights, Rotating
Referral Bonus

Job Overview

• Facility: Short Term Acute Care Hospital
• Location: Oregon (OBMI State Jurisdiction)
• Position: CT Technologist / Radiologic Technologist (Dual-Role)
• Contract Duration: 13 weeks (Standard)
• Target Start Date: 08/03/2026
• Hours: 36 or 40 hours per week (Based on final shift routing)
• Shift: Variable / Rotating shifts available

Job Description & Unit Details

Opportunity for a skilled dual-modality imaging professional to handle general diagnostic radiography and advanced computed tomography (CT) workflows. This position demands independent operational judgment, safe radiation protection practices, and versatile clinical execution.

• Modality Focus: Combines Diagnostic X-Ray (Routine, Fluoroscopy, specialized interventional assistance) and Computed Tomography protocols (Head, Spine, Chest, Abdomen, and Pelvis anatomy).
• Clinical Expectation: Technologist must complete a specialized CT skills validation check with an advanced user on-site covering anatomical protocols and safe contrast administration.
• Floating Policy: Required. Agency personnel will float to alternate qualified imaging departments based on facility census needs prior to core staff tracking.

Requirements

Experience & Clinical Skills

• Clinical Skills: Competency in preparing, identifying, and administering contrast media and prescribed clinical medications under institutional policy guidelines.
• Venipuncture: Independent capability to establish and verify reliable IV/venipuncture lines for contrast tracking.

Licensure & Certifications

• State License: Active and clear OBMI (Oregon Board of Medical Imaging) license is strictly required in hand at the time of submission.
• Certifications: ARRT registered CT Technologist [ARRT(CT)] and active BLS certification.
• Special Submittal Training: CRASE training is preferred. Note: If this travel contract extends beyond a consecutive 6-month period, completing CRASE training becomes a mandatory facility mandate.