CT Technologist - Weekend Premium, $15k Bonus & Relocation

Duke Careers; Durham (NC); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Commitment bonus

Relocation assistance

Weekend option pay

Job summary

Duke University Health System is seeking an experienced or new graduate CT Technologist to join our imaging team. You will work across inpatient and emergency populations, supporting a broad range of CT services and teaching students, with opportunities for professional growth.

Join a large, collaborative department that operates multiple state-of-the-art scanners and emphasizes patient safety, education, and innovative imaging techniques within Duke University Hospital in Durham.

Qualifications

• Graduate or completion of program that meets eligibility for registry/certification.
• ARRT registered and able to obtain CT certification within 18 months of employment.
• Two years' CT technologist experience (Level II) or four years' experience (Level III).
• Certification in Radiography or CNMT/NMT/CT as required.

Responsibilities

• Operate CT scanners and related equipment following radiation safety procedures.
• Position patients and assist radiologists with imaging procedures.
• Perform exams per established protocols and QA standards.
• Assist with IV placement, contrast administration, and interventional CT when needed.
• Coordinate scheduling and patient flow; document procedures in EHR.

Skills

CT imaging

ARRT registry

BLS certified

IV contrast

Education

Radiography certification

CT certification eligibility

Tools

Power injector

Job description

Duke University Health System is seeking an experienced or new graduate CT Technologist to join our imaging team. You will work across inpatient and emergency populations, supporting a broad range of CT services and teaching students, with opportunities for professional growth.

Join a large, collaborative department that operates multiple state-of-the-art scanners and emphasizes patient safety, education, and innovative imaging techniques within Duke University Hospital in Durham.