CT Tech | Mid Shift, Weekend On-Call in Radiology

Cynet Health; Oregon City (OR); On-site; USD 55,000 - 83,000; Part time

Job summary

Cynet Health is seeking a CT Tech for a 13‑week Radiology role. The position requires mid shifts (14:00–22:30), 8 hours per shift, and weekend coverage with mandatory on-call duties. Experience with adult acute care, outpatient procedures, and contrast management is essential.

Proficiency with GE/Philips/Siemens/Toshiba CT systems is preferred, along with IV starts and PPE knowledge. The clinician will support multi‑disciplinary teams in a short‑term acute care setting and work with patients of

Qualifications

• Experience with adult acute care and outpatient procedures.
• Proficiency with GE, Philips, Siemens or Toshiba CT systems.
• Ability to perform CT exams including Abdomen, Pelvis, Chest and Head with or without contrast.
• Knowledge of isolation precautions and PPE.
• Experience administering contrast media and starting peripheral IVs.
• Able to work with patients across all age groups.

Responsibilities

• Perform CT scans and radiology exams as assigned, with focus on mid shifts.
• Handle weekend coverage and mandatory on-call duties (2–4 nights per month).
• Maintain patient safety and image quality during procedures.
• Float between CT and radiology exams during night shifts as needed.

Skills

Acute care experience

PACS proficiency

CT exams (abdomen pelvis chest head)

PPE knowledge

Contrast administration

IV start

Age-diverse patient care

Tools

GE CT systems

Philips CT systems

Siemens CT systems

Toshiba CT systems

Job description

Cynet Health is seeking a CT Tech for a 13‑week Radiology role. The position requires mid shifts (14:00–22:30), 8 hours per shift, and weekend coverage with mandatory on-call duties. Experience with adult acute care, outpatient procedures, and contrast management is essential.

Proficiency with GE/Philips/Siemens/Toshiba CT systems is preferred, along with IV starts and PPE knowledge. The clinician will support multi‑disciplinary teams in a short‑term acute care setting and work with patients of