Expected start: Wednesday, Thursday, or Friday of the first week, based on the facility's schedule and subject to change. Travelers must be fully available for the first week, and missing any part of orientation may delay or cancel the start. The final start date is confirmed the Tuesday before the start week.
Schedule and Hours
Shift: 12-hour nights, 18:45 to 07:15, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday
Hours: 36 hours per week can be offered
Call: None
Float: None
Weekends: None
Assignment Details
Unit: Emergency department, on Siemens scanners. Routine ED patients, Code Stroke, and some trauma patients. The unit is very fast paced.
Ratios: 4 rooms, with a daily caseload of 150 to 200 scans
Staffing: First shift typically has 4 to 5 techs. Second shift (after 5pm) typically has 2 to 3. Third shift has 1. Weekends have 2. A typical caseload for one tech in an 8-hour shift is 8 to 12 patients.
Patients: Infants, pediatrics, adolescents, adults, and geriatrics
Equipment: Siemens Force, S3000, and Sequoia scanners, plus GE
Unit systems: EPIC, Visage (software familiarity only, not a credential)
Scrubs: Not provided (Royal Blue)
Interviews: The manager will not offer without interviewing the candidate first. Candidate interview availability for the next 72 hours is requested when submitting.
Required Qualifications
CT Technologist with a minimum of 2 years of experience
CT Technologist experience within the last year
BLS certification issued by the American Heart Association or American Red Cross
ARRT (CT) certification
Experience working with adult patients
Experience working with trauma patients
Experience working with stroke patients
Experience in an inpatient setting
Experience in an emergency department setting
Experience with GE imaging equipment
Experience with Siemens imaging equipment
Onboarding Requirements
Background check, EPLS/GSA/SAM and HHS/OIG checks, and transcript/diploma for the highest profession-specific degree
Drug screen (9-panel or instant) within 6 months of start
TB test (PPD, Qgold, or T-spot) within 1 year of start, or documentation of a past positive
Immunization records, including measles, mumps, rubella, varicella, and hepatitis B
2026-27 flu vaccination, or an approved exemption
Radiation badge (required for CT techs)
Photo ID and I-9 documents, including a passport or driver's license
Required facility education modules, orientation, and forms, including a color blind test within 1 year of start and the Medication Safety module
Facility orientation: candidates must complete the non-facility worker orientation before starting
Facility
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