CT Tech - Radiologic Technologist II (Night Shift)

Dallas Regional Medical Center; Mesquite (TX); On-site; USD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health, dental, and vision insurance

Paid vacation, sick time and holidays

401K options

Tuition reimbursement

Life and disability insurance

Many other benefits

Job summary

Dallas Regional Medical Center is seeking a Radiologic Technologist II (CT Tech) to operate CT scanners and X-ray machines, producing cross-sectional images to aid diagnosis. You will work nights, Monday to Thursday, 8:30pm–7:00am, in a full-time Radiology role.

You will be responsible for patient positioning, image acquisition, and collaboration with radiologists. Licensure and fluoroscopy permit as required, with BCLS current, are essential requirements.

Qualifications

• Licensure and fluoroscopy permit as required by State.
• Current BCLS (AHA).
• Familiar with State and Federal regulations.
• One year of Acute Clinical Radiography preferred.

Responsibilities

• Prepare patients and ensure proper positioning on the CT table and explain the procedure with empathy.
• Operate CT scanners and X-ray machines to obtain images, adjusting settings to optimize quality and minimize radiation.
• Monitor patients for comfort and safety throughout the procedure.
• Assist radiologists in interpreting images and administering contrast agents as needed.
• Ensure CT/X-ray equipment functions properly and produces accurate images (quality assurance).
• Maintain radiologic supplies and follow infection control and hygiene protocols.

Education

Licensure and fluoroscopy permit as required by State

Current BCLS (AHA)

Familiar with State and Federal regulations

Job description

Dallas Regional Medical Center is seeking a Radiologic Technologist II (CT Tech) to operate CT scanners and X-ray machines, producing cross-sectional images to aid diagnosis. You will work nights, Monday to Thursday, 8:30pm–7:00am, in a full-time Radiology role.

You will be responsible for patient positioning, image acquisition, and collaboration with radiologists. Licensure and fluoroscopy permit as required, with BCLS current, are essential requirements.