Computed Tomography Technology Travel Jobs in Dickinson, ND

Unit Notes *Certifications Required: BLS, ARRT (CT), ND Lic* *Must have CTA Experience* – Experience or ‘Must have’ skills: Competent in diagnostic imaging, Must have CTA experience – Years Experience required: 2 – Previous Travel experience required?: No, preferred but not required – Will they have to float/cover any other areas?: Will be cross trained into Radiology or MRI. – How many scanners/rooms?: 1 CT, 1 xray room, 1 US room, 1 MRI, 1 Nuc Med camera, 1 portable xray, 1 C-arm – Common types of imaging/studies performed & Job Duties: CT/CTA head, neck, upper and lower extremities, abdomen, pelvis, spine, cervical, lumbar, max facial/sinus, diagnositic images – Average # of scans/studies per day: 5-30 patients per day on day shift. 2-12 patients per day on night shift – EMR &/or PACS (Picture Archive & Communication System: software & hardware) do they use: Meditech – Department Specific Equipment: CT- Siemens, X-ray Siemens, MRI – Philips, NM – Digirad, Ultrasound – Philips, Bracco power injector – Is there a Radiology Supervisor or Lead Tech on each shift?: No – Do they use RRAs?: No – Radiologist in-house?: No – Shifts & Scheduling?: 8s,10s,12s – with rotating call – Do you allow blocked scheduling?: block scheduling with team input – Weekend Requirements: Will work every third weekend with call requirements (rotate call with other tech who is working the weekend) – Holiday Requirements: Will work & on-call rotation – Call Requirements?: Rotating Call nights/weekends/holidays – Call is from 0001-0600. The department is staffed until midnight with call after until department opens at 0600 – Call Response time?: 20 minutes – Scrub Color/Dress Code: Are scrubs provided?: Scrubs are not provided. No specific color requirement for the department – How many shifts of unit/department specific orientation?: 1-2 shifts – Additional Notes: We are a critical access hospital that offers CT and Xray 24/7 with no call required of staff members unless there is illness or short staffing. The equipment is good and equipment that is aging will soon be replaced. Staff can work autonomously and are supported by experienced staff. Attributes that help a technologist be successful here include flexibility, enjoying a fast passed environment that can change to a slow paced environment by the day or by the hour. Accepting of add on outpatient exams and saying yes to providers and patients as much as possible. Having a smile and getting along well with other Radius Rule: 50 miles AND candidates may not be full time, part time, or PRN with any facility associated with CommonSpirit, including CHI and/or Dignity within the past 12 months. RTO needed upfront – Additional RTO will not be approved, including after submissions.

CT Tech needed ASAP Facility Requirements: Must have CT Tech experience Must have ARRT certification in CT Tech Must have BLS certification must be attached to the submission (Must be through the American Heart Association); RQI certifications will not be accepted Must have 2 years recent CT experience & be able to work alone

Department: CT/Xray Tech *Certifications Required: BLS, ARRT(R), (Preferred: ARRT – CT)* – Will they have to float/cover any other areas?: If needed, training would be provided for “floating” to assist with radiology injections/biopsies – Common types of imaging/studies performed & Job Duties: Coverage for all areas: ambulatory, clinic, outpatient, inpatient, ER, OR. Critical Access Hospital that performs various x-rays & CT’s: CTA’s (we are a stroke designated hospital): Traumas: due to being near a major highway; We also have a Orthopedic clinic 1 block away from hospital & perform various joint imaging & procedures – Experience or ‘Must have’ skills: This position requires x-ray & CT knowledge/skills; may have to use C-arm in surgery for emergent cases – EMR &/or PACS (Picture Archive & Communication System: software & hardware) do they use: EMR: EPIC PACS: McKesson – Department Specific Equipment (GE, Phillips, Siemens): Siemens 128 slice CT scanner: Siemens Ysio Xray; Siemens MIRA portable; GE OEC c-arm, Hologic Mini-C – Is there a Radiology Supervisor or Lead Tech on each shift?: Director available during day Mon-Friday; can be reached after hours if emergent – Do they use RRAs (Registered Radiology Assistants)?: No- but do have 1 Radiology RN Mon-Fri – Shifts & Scheduling (Do you allow self-scheduling? Block scheduling?): Shift lengths; 8, 10 &/or 12: depending on need. 6a-230, 8-430, 830-5, 930-6p, 1130-8, 12-830pm; 8p-6a, 6a-6p or 6p-6a // Director will do scheduling – Weekend Requirements: Typically every third or fourth – Holiday Requirements: Will work where there is a need – Call or Standby requirement? Response time?: Dependent upon schedule; if appropriately staffed there is no call: if working short staffed-then there would be call overnight – How many shifts of unit/department specific orientation?: Typically 1 week – Additional Notes: Can be busy/demanding with busy ER and Clinic. Attributes that help a tech be successful in this department include good communication skills, willingness to listen/learn: helpful & eager to work Radius Rule: 50 miles AND candidates may not be full time, part time, or PRN with any facility associated with CommonSpirit, including CHI and/or Dignity within the past year RTO needed upfront – Additional RTO will not be approved, including after submissions.

Travel CT Technologist jobs in Minnesota offer you the chance to advance your imaging career while exploring a state known for its beautiful lakes, vibrant arts scene, and outdoor recreation. As a travel CT technologist, you prepare and position patients for scans, operate advanced imaging machines, and communicate with patients to ensure comfort and safety throughout the procedure. You may work in hospitals, clinics, or outpatient imaging centers, collaborating with new teams and adapting quickly to diverse care settings. Most travel contracts last about 13 weeks, with opportunities to take breaks or plan your next assignment around the 6-week mark. Recommended qualifications include an associate’s or bachelor’s degree in radiologic technology, ARRT certification, and an American Heart Association Basic Life Support (CPR) certificate. Specializations in oncology or pediatric CT imaging can help you stand out, but are not required. Minnesota offers healthcare professionals access to lively cities, scenic parks, and a welcoming community. AMN Healthcare provides excellent compensation, dedicated recruiters, and exclusive perks. Apply now to join this Travel CT Technologist assignment in Minnesota.

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-2 references, 1 within the past year (this is the most important) & 1 within the past 3 years

Join our team as a CT technician in Kansas, where you’ll experience a harmonious blend of professional opportunities and exciting local attractions. Kansas provides a perfect backdrop for lifestyle and career growth with diverse cultural events and outdoor adventures at your fingertips. Within our facility, you will be part of a supportive and innovative team dedicated to excellence in patient care. As a CT technician, your responsibilities will include conducting CT scans with precision, ensuring patient safety, and maintaining high standards in imaging quality. Expect to work flexible shifts as part of a collaborative atmosphere, engaging in meaningful work that aligns with both personal and professional goals. This position offers opportunities for specialization and advancement, making it ideal for those looking to build a rewarding career in medical imaging. Enjoy working in state-of-the-art facilities recognized for their commitment to healthcare excellence and patient safety.

CT Tech with 2+ years of experience needed. 50-mile radius rule. No more than a 3-month work history gap in the last year. KS License, ARRT(CT), BLS required. Must have GE experience. Facility has 3 CT scanners. Type of equipment: GE Optima’s. Documentation system: McKesson PACS, Meditech. Candidate should have great patient care skills, Trauma experience.

CT Tech with 2+ years of experience needed. 50-mile radius rule. No more than a 3-month work history gap in the last year. KS License, ARRT(CT), BLS required. Must have GE experience. Facility has 3 CT scanners. Type of equipment: GE Optima’s. Documentation system: McKesson PACS, Meditech. Candidate should have great patient care skills, Trauma experience.

We are partnering with a well-respected hospital system that is looking for a highly motivated and passionate CT Tech for a contract position. Candidates must be willing to support a friendly, positive, and professional environment and work in a fast-paced setting. The client is seeking a candidate available for full-time hours. This is an immediate need, and the client is actively interviewing. We encourage all candidates who are interested in this position to apply and/or to reach out to their AMN Healthcare recruiter.

We are partnering with a well-respected hospital system that is looking for a highly motivated and passionate clinician for a contract position. Candidates must be willing to support a friendly, positive, and professional environment and work in a fast-paced setting. The client is seeking a candidate available for full-time hours. This is an immediate need, and the client is actively interviewing. We encourage all candidates who are interested in this position to apply and/or to reach out to their AMN Healthcare recruiter.

We are partnering with a well-respected hospital system that is looking for a highly motivated and passionate clinician for a contract position. Candidates must be willing to support a friendly, positive, and professional environment and work in a fast-paced setting. The client is seeking a candidate available for full-time hours. This is an immediate need, and the client is actively interviewing. We encourage all candidates who are interested in this position to apply and/or to reach out to their AMN Healthcare recruiter.

SUMMARY OF ESSENTIAL ROLE FUNCTIONS: · Collect pertinent data about the patient and about the procedure. · Provide information about the procedure to the patient, significant others and health care providers. · Provide the best possible diagnostic study for each patient by applying professional judgment and discretion. · Deliver patient care and service without bias based on personal attributes, nature of the disease, sex, creed, religion or socioeconomic status. · Maintain appropriate credentials and certification related to clinical practice. · Use professional judgment to perform and adapt imaging procedures for quality diagnostic interpretation. · Determine the need for and use accessory equipment when appropriate. · Use Cerner and PACS appropriately for quality patient care. · Recognize and take advantage of opportunities for educational growth and improvement in technical and problem-solving skills. · Cover for peers during vacations and at other times as needed. · Communicates clearly and concisely within the department and with other hospital departments. · Use an integrated team approach as needed. · Participate in community activities and other public education to enhance SWMH’s mission and philosophy. · Actively participate in professional societies and organizations. · All other duties as assigned by supervisor. · Treats patients and their families with respect and dignity. · Interacts professionally with patient/family and provides explanations and verbal reassurance as necessary. · Performs all aspects of patient care in an environment that optimizes patient safety and reduces the likelihood of medical/health care errors. 4. MINIMUM ROLE REQUIREMENTS: · Adheres to dress code; appearance is clean and neat. · Completes annual educational requirements, both regulatory and organizational. · Maintains regulatory requirements including all state, federal and accreditation regulations. · Ensures patient confidentiality. · Ensures compliance with policies and procedures regarding department operations, fire, safety, and infection control. · Represents the organization in a positive and professional manner. · Complies with all organizational policies regarding ethical business practices. · Communicates the mission, vision, and values of the organization. 5. ROLE ABILITIES REQUIREMENTS: Regulatory/Educational Requirements · High School Diploma or equivalent. Completion of an accredited educational program in Radiologic Technology. Must be registered by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) in Radiography. Must be registered in four modalities (RT, CT, MR, Nuc, or Mammo). Current BLS/CPR certification. Supervisor Responsibilities N/A Language Skills Able to communicate effectively in English, both verbally and in writing. Additional languages preferred. Must be able to communicate with and provide accurate explanations and instructions about the procedure to the patient, significant others and other health care providers. Must be able to read, analyze and interpret documents necessary to provide adequate, quality patient care. Skills Basic computer knowledge. · Strong communication skills. · Excellent customer service skills. Work Environment · The job requires potential exposure to infectious waste and an assortment of chemicals and pharmaceuticals as well as foul odors. · The noise level is moderate to occasionally loud, occasional interactions with belligerent and/or aggressive patients and significant others are possible. Exposure to environmental factors including heat, cold, precipitation such as snow and rain, and wind is possible. Physical Demands · For physical demands of position, including vision, hearing, repetitive motion and environment, see following description. o Physical Demands (STRENGTH – HEAVY): Exert up to 100 lbs. of force occasionally, and/or up to 75 lbs. of force frequently, and/or up to 30 lbs. of force constantly to move objects. o Physical Demands (MOVEMENT): This position will require the full range of movements, and repetition of motion, to include kneeling, crouching, reaching and feeling. o Physical Demands (AUDITORY): TALKING – Expressing or exchanging ideas by means of the spoken word. Talking is important for those activities in which workers must impart oral information to clients or to the public, and in those activities in which they must convey detailed or important spoken instructions to other workers accurately, loudly, or quickly. HEARING – perceiving the nature of sounds. Used for those activities which require ability to receive detailed information through oral communication, and to make fine discriminations in sounds. o Physical Demands (VISION): ACCOMMODATION – Adjustment of lens of eye to bring an object into sharp focus. Use this factor when requiring near point work at varying distances. COLOR VISION – Ability to identify and distinguish colors. · Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of the position without compromising patient care. Critical Physical Demand Summary · Lifting – Low Lift: Exert 5 to 30 lbs occasionally. · Lifting – Combo Lift: Exert 2 to 25 lbs frequently. · Carrying – Preferred: 5 to 30 lbs frequently. · Positional Lift: 15 to 25 lbs rarely. · Push/Pull – Preferred method: 10 to 40 lbs occasionally. · Push/Pull – Both Push and Pull: Exert 9 to 75 lbs continuously. · Push/Pull – Push: Exert 10 to 110 lbs occasionally. · Grip – Preferred: Exert 10 to 50 lbs continuously. · Pinch – Preferred: Exert 10 to 10 lbs occasionally.