CT & MRI Technologist (PRN) - Flexible Imaging Role

US Oncology Network-wide Career Opportunities; Dallas (TX); On-site; USD 65,000 - 95,000; Part time

Job summary

Texas Oncology is seeking a CT-MRI Technologist to join our Dallas Imaging and Infusion Center in a PRN role. Level 1, 2, or Sr will be determined by experience. The role focuses on coordinating and performing CT/MRI exams with emphasis on safety, quality, and timely reporting.

Under general supervision, you will ensure regulatory compliance, provide patient care, and support efficient clinic operations while maintaining high diagnostic standards in a community oncology setting.

Qualifications

• Associate's Degree in Radiologic Technology from an accredited program.
• Minimum three years of CT/MRI technologist experience.
• ARRT registered radiologic technologist certification required.
• Current IV and CPR certifications.
• CT and MRI certification preferred.

Responsibilities

• Performs CT and MRI procedures as ordered, achieving high quality.
• Escorts patients to treatment area and assists with dressings as needed.
• Completes paperwork to ensure timely delivery of CT/MRI services.
• Develops and processes radiologic films; logs procedures.
• Maintains patient safety and comfort throughout the exam.
• Performs daily quality control checks and reports malfunctions.
• Coordinates with maintenance for equipment upkeep.
• Manages outside film requests and documentation.

Skills

CT/MRI Experience

Radiologic Technology

Patient Safety

Education

Associate's Degree in Radiologic Technology

Job description

Texas Oncology is seeking a CT-MRI Technologist to join our Dallas Imaging and Infusion Center in a PRN role. Level 1, 2, or Sr will be determined by experience. The role focuses on coordinating and performing CT/MRI exams with emphasis on safety, quality, and timely reporting.

Under general supervision, you will ensure regulatory compliance, provide patient care, and support efficient clinic operations while maintaining high diagnostic standards in a community oncology setting.