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Radiologic Technologist | CT Tech
Mount Vernon, Oregon, United States
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CT / X-Ray Technologist | Multi-Modality Imaging | Critical Access Hospital


🌱 Rooted Insights

🌿 If You Enjoy:

Working independently, performing both CT and diagnostic X-ray, and being involved in the complete imaging process from patient arrival through final image submission.

🌿 One Thing That Stood Out:

Both available schedules create compressed workweeks, giving technologists more full days away from the hospital while maintaining full-time hours.

🌿 Schedule Snapshot:

Two schedule options are available, including a three-day Thursday through Saturday schedule or a four-day Monday through Thursday evening schedule. Both include a limited overnight call component.

🌿 Recruiter's Perspective:

CT/X-ray technologists who enjoy rural and Critical Access Hospital imaging often value two things: autonomy and variety. This department offers both. You'll manage exams from beginning to end, work closely with providers and radiologists, and practice across the modalities you're credentialed to perform.


Position Highlights

Location: Eastern Oregon

Setting: Critical Access Hospital Radiology Department

Employment Type: Full-Time | Direct Hire | Permanent Placement

Openings: Thursday - Saturday Days OR Monday - Thursday Evenings

Modalities: CT and Diagnostic X-Ray


Why You'll Love This Opportunity

If you enjoy being more than the person who simply performs the scan, this department offers a very different kind of imaging role.

Technologists are involved throughout the patient experience, from reviewing the order and preparing the patient through performing the exam, completing documentation, and making imaging available for radiologist interpretation.

You'll work across both CT and diagnostic radiography, providing the variety that many multi-modality technologists prefer. In a Critical Access Hospital environment, your technical judgment and ability to problem-solve independently are especially valuable.

The compressed schedule is another major advantage. Depending on the opening selected, you can work either three longer shifts from Thursday through Saturday or four afternoon/evening shifts Monday through Thursday. Both create multiple consecutive days away from work each week.

The department collaborates closely with local providers, other hospital departments, and radiologists while giving technologists significant responsibility for patient care and imaging workflow.

There may also be opportunities to train across additional modalities depending on departmental needs, credentials, and experience, making this an appealing environment for technologists who enjoy continuing to expand their imaging skills.

Outside the hospital, Eastern Oregon offers access to mountain trails, lakes, rivers, hiking, cycling, horseback riding, hunting, fishing, and a quieter rural lifestyle.


What You'll Do

βœ” Perform diagnostic X-ray and CT examinations from start to finish

βœ” Prepare, position, and care for patients throughout imaging procedures

βœ” Perform CT examinations with and without contrast

βœ” Initiate IV access when required

βœ” Verify imaging orders, authorizations, medical necessity, and appropriate laboratory results

βœ” Apply proper positioning, collimation, exposure factors, and radiation safety principles

βœ” Follow ALARA and departmental patient-safety standards

βœ” Complete documentation within the EHR, RIS, and PACS workflow

βœ” Maintain infection-control and equipment-safety standards

βœ” Communicate effectively with physicians, nurses, radiologists, patients, and families

βœ” Participate in scheduled call coverage

βœ” Cross-train or assist with training in additional modalities when appropriate


Compensation & Benefits

Compensation and benefit details will be discussed during the recruitment process.


Minimum Qualifications


Required

βœ” Graduate of an approved Radiologic Technology program

βœ” ARRT certification in Radiography

βœ” ARRT certification in Computed Tomography

βœ” Oregon Board of Medical Imaging licensure for applicable modalities

βœ” Basic Life Support certification

βœ” Ability to meet continuing education requirements for applicable credentials


Preferred

At least one year of hospital-based radiography experience

At least one year of CT experience

Additional credentials in MRI, mammography, or other imaging modalities are welcomed.


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