CT Technologist

CommonSpirit Health; Oakes (ND); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

CommonSpirit Health seeks a CT Technologist to capture high-quality diagnostic images, enabling radiologists to diagnose conditions accurately and efficiently. You will create cross-sectional images of the skeleton, tissues, and organs while ensuring a comforting patient experience throughout the imaging process.

You will perform image quality checks, adhere to ALARA and safety standards, and assist during invasive procedures when needed, maintaining regulatory compliance and a patient-first

Qualifications

• Graduate of Radiologic Technology program.
• BLS from the American Heart Association to be obtained within 30 days of start date.
• Registered Technologist Radiography ARRT.
• North Dakota MIRT license.

Responsibilities

• Diagnostic Imaging: Produce high-quality cross-sectional images for radiologist interpretation.
• Patient-Centered Care: Explain procedures, verify consent, ensure comfort.
• Interventional Assistance: Support physicians during invasive procedures with aseptic technique.
• Safety & Radiation Protection: Follow ALARA, Image Gently/Wisely, MR safety protocols.
• Equipment & Quality Assurance: Calibrate equipment and perform QC tests per ACR standards.
• Regulatory Compliance: Maintain knowledge of CMS, Joint Commission, and state regulations.

Education

Radiologic Technology program graduate

Job description

Job Summary and Responsibilities

As our CT Technologist, you will utilize your expertise to capture precise diagnostic images, enabling our Radiologists to accurately diagnose and/or rule out diverse medical conditions. Every day, you will adeptly create detailed cross-sectional images of the skeleton, tissues, and internal organs. Your compassionate interaction and skill in patient care will be crucial, as you play a significant role in fostering a positive and comforting patient experience throughout the imaging process. To be successful in this role, you will deeply understand the critical importance of diagnostic imaging. This includes a comprehensive knowledge of general imaging workflow, various patient positioning techniques, and the ability to consistently capture clear results essential for timely and accurate diagnoses that guide effective patient care.

• Diagnostic Imaging: Produce high-quality cross-sectional images of anatomy, selecting appropriate technical factors and protocols to ensure accurate radiologist interpretation.
• Patient-Centered Care: Provide compassionate support by explaining procedures, assessing patient needs, verifying informed consent, and ensuring a comfortable, positive experience.
• Interventional Assistance: Support physicians during invasive procedures—including biopsies and aspirations—by maintaining strict aseptic technique and verifying patient preparedness.
• Safety & Radiation Protection: Adhere strictly to ALARA principles, “Image Gently/Wisely” standards, and MR safety protocols, ensuring consistent use of radiation protection and PPE.
• Equipment & Quality Assurance: Perform daily equipment calibration and routine quality control tests (ACR standards) to ensure optimal functionality, reporting any malfunctions or supply needs immediately.
• Regulatory Compliance: Maintain up-to-date knowledge of CMS, Joint Commission, and state regulations, actively participating in system-wide quality improvement and accreditation efforts.

Job Requirements

Required

• Graduate of a Radiologic Technology program
• Basic Life Support (BLS) from the American Heart Association to be obtained within 30 days of start date
• Registered Technologist Radiography ARRT
• North Dakota MIRT licensed

Where You'll Work

CHI Oakes Hospital, is a 20-bed critical access hospital that provides various inpatient and outpatient services to approximately 14,000 people in southeastern North Dakota. It is also a 24-Hour Emergency Level V Trauma Center. The hospital building was newly-constructed in 2007, replacing a 50-year old building, and in 2010, Oakes Community Clinic was opened within the hospital building. The hospital is part of a larger values-based organization, CommonSpirit Health.