Shift: Evening, 3x12-hour shifts (14:00 to 2:30), 36 hours per week
Weekends: 2-3 weekends per month
On-call: Not required
Location split: The role rotates between the hospital and the outpatient center, with most time at the outpatient center. Monday-Friday shifts are at the outpatient center.
Required Qualifications
CT Technologist (1 year of experience)
CT Technologist experience within the last year
One completed travel assignment
BLS issued by American Heart Association or RQI
ARRT certification (ARRT RT with CT endorsement)
High school-level education, with proof required
Experience working with Level 1 Trauma patients
Experience working with Adult patients
Experience in an Inpatient setting
Experience in an Emergency Department setting
IV insertion skills
Experience with IV contrast injection
Experience with Epic
Clinical Setting
Patient age groups: Adults, geriatrics, neonates, pediatrics, infants, and adolescents
Department: Level I Trauma Center and Stroke Center
Facility type: Short-term acute care, Magnet, teaching, and Level 1 Trauma
Total staffed beds: 632
Scrub color: Light blue
Parking: Free with badge for the parking garage
Onboarding Requirements
Background and identity: Driver's license or state ID, Social Security card, E-Verify, background check covering the last 7 years, EPLS/GSA/SAM and HHS/OIG checks (within 30 days of start), and education verification (highest level)
Health and immunizations: Physical exam within 12 months of start (latex sensitivity must be noted), N95 fit test within 12 months, Tdap within 10 years, negative 2-step PPD or Qgold within 2 months, MMR immunity (2 vaccines or titer), Hepatitis B titer, varicella immunity (2 vaccines or titer), 10-panel drug screen with THC within 30 days, and 2026-27 flu vaccination on file by 10/31 (or a declination)
Competencies: Unit-specific competency exam and medication/pharmacology competency exam (no expiration)
Documents: 2 references from previous employers, resume with 7-year work history, skills checklist, Exhibit A, B, and C forms, emergency contact information, TB questionnaire (annual), facility access agreement, and OSHA respirator form (completed at least 1 week before start)
Orientation: Facility modules completed onsite at orientation