Travel Level II - CT Technologist
Petaluma, CA
KTI Health
4x10 hrs, Days

CT Technologist (CT Tech) – Travel Contract
 

Location: Petaluma, California 94954
Job Type: Travel / Contract
Specialty: CT Technologist / Radiologic Technologist
Category: Allied Health – Radiology / Imaging
Contract Duration: 26 Weeks
Start Date: November 16, 2026
Open Positions: 1
 

Job Overview

We are seeking an experienced CT Technologist (CT Tech) for a 26-week travel assignment in Petaluma, California.

The ideal candidate will have strong experience in Computed Tomography (CT), general diagnostic X-ray, fluoroscopy, and operating room imaging procedures.
 

This position involves working in a full-service imaging department supporting outpatient services, emergency department patients, and surgical procedures.

Important: Candidates must possess an active ARRT-CT credential and a valid California Fluoroscopy Permit at the time of submission. Candidates without the Fluoroscopy Permit cannot be considered.
 

Schedule & Shift Details

• Shift: Day Shift – 4×10-hour shifts
• Working Hours: 7:00 AM – 5:30 PM
• Weekly Hours: 40
• Schedule: Variable days
• Block Scheduling: Not available
• On-Call: Required
• Floating: Required between CT and general X-ray
• Weekend Requirements: Based on departmental scheduling needs; exact frequency to be confirmed
• Orientation: 40 hours

Required Qualifications

• Minimum 2 years of relevant CT Technologist experience
• ARRT-CT Certification – Mandatory
• Basic Life Support (BLS) Certification
• Active California Fluoroscopy Permit – Mandatory and must be in hand before submission
• Appropriate California radiologic technologist licensure/authorization
• Community hospital experience
• Experience performing both CT and general diagnostic X-ray procedures
• Operating room imaging experience
• Ability to work independently in a busy imaging environment

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience working in adult acute care and intensive care units
• Previous experience using Philips CT equipment
• Experience assisting with biopsies, drainage, and image-guided procedures
• Experience with thoracentesis and paracentesis procedures
• Prior experience in emergency imaging and outpatient diagnostic services

Key Responsibilities
 

1. CT Imaging & Diagnostic Procedures

• Perform high-quality CT examinations according to physician orders and departmental protocols.
• Conduct CT imaging of the head, neck, chest, abdomen, pelvis, spine, and extremities.
• Perform CT examinations with and without intravenous contrast.
• Conduct vascular CT angiography (CTA) studies.
• Perform multiplanar reconstruction (MPR) and image post-processing.
• Ensure appropriate radiation exposure and image quality.
• Review imaging studies for technical accuracy before submission for interpretation.

2. General Radiography & Fluoroscopy

• Perform routine diagnostic X-ray examinations as assigned.
• Conduct portable radiographic examinations in inpatient and emergency settings.
• Operate fluoroscopy equipment safely and effectively.
• Assist with gastrointestinal fluoroscopy and enema studies.
• Perform upper and lower extremity imaging.
• Maintain compliance with radiation protection standards.

3. Operating Room & Surgical Imaging

• Operate mobile C-arm fluoroscopy equipment during surgical procedures.
• Provide imaging assistance for orthopedic procedures and other surgical interventions.
• Support operating room procedures requiring fluoroscopic guidance.
• Assist with imaging during selected cardiac device procedures, including pacemaker-related cases.
• Maintain appropriate sterile field awareness and operating room safety practices.
• Coordinate imaging requirements with surgeons, nurses, and other clinical professionals.

4. Contrast Administration & Patient Care

• Prepare patients for CT imaging and fluoroscopic examinations.
• Screen patients for relevant contraindications and contrast-related risks.
• Prepare and administer contrast media within the technologist's authorized scope of practice.
• Monitor patients for adverse reactions and promptly escalate concerns.
• Assist with peripheral IV placement when appropriately trained and authorized.
• Provide clear patient instructions and ensure patient comfort throughout examinations.

5. Imaging Equipment & Documentation

• Operate CT scanners, radiographic equipment, and fluoroscopy systems.
• Utilize Picture Archiving and Communication Systems (PACS).
• Ensure proper documentation of completed imaging procedures.
• Conduct routine quality control and equipment safety checks.
• Follow infection prevention, patient identification, and radiation safety protocols.
• Collaborate with radiologists, emergency department staff, and surgical teams to support efficient patient care.

Required Clinical Skills
 

CT Imaging

• Head and neck CT
• Chest CT
• Abdominal and pelvic CT
• CT with and without contrast
• Cervical, thoracic, and lumbar spine CT
• Musculoskeletal trauma imaging
• Vascular CT angiography (CTA)
• Multiplanar image reconstruction

General Radiography & Fluoroscopy

• Portable X-ray examinations
• C-arm operation
• Operating room and surgical C-arm imaging
• Upper and lower extremity radiography
• Abdominal and gastrointestinal imaging
• Fluoroscopy studies
• Enema studies

Additional Preferred Skills

• CT-guided biopsies
• Image-guided drainage procedures
• Brain perfusion imaging
• CT arthrography
• Myelography
• Thoracentesis and paracentesis support

Facility & Department Overview

• Facility Type: Community Hospital / Full-Service Imaging Department
• Location: Petaluma, California
• Department Volume: Approximately 80 imaging examinations daily across the entire department
• Patient Settings: Outpatient, Emergency Department, Inpatient, and Operating Room
• Primary Responsibilities: CT and general diagnostic X-ray
• Surgical Imaging: Includes orthopedic and selected pacemaker-related procedures
• Imaging Systems: PACS; Philips experience preferred
• COVID-19 Vaccination: Not required under listed facility guidelines

Important Submission Requirements
 

The California Fluoroscopy Permit is a strict submission requirement. Candidates without an active permit in hand will not be considered.

Candidates must also meet the following requirements:

• Active ARRT-CT certification
• Current BLS certification
• Appropriate California radiologic technologist credential
• At least 2 years of relevant experience
• Community hospital experience
• Operating room and C-arm experience
• Strong CT and general X-ray skills
• Willingness to float between CT and X-ray
• Availability for on-call coverage
• Availability for the November 16, 2026 start date

First-time travel experience is not listed as a requirement.
 

How to Apply

Interested candidates should submit:

• Updated professional resume highlighting CT, X-ray, and operating room experience
• Current ARRT-CT certification
• Active California Fluoroscopy Permit
• California radiologic technologist license/certificate details
• Current BLS certification
• Availability for the assignment start date

Recruiter: Mausam
Senior Healthcare Recruiter
KTI Health – Veteran-Owned Healthcare Staffing Firm