CT & X-ray Imaging Technologist - Regional Float

hshs; Green Bay (WI); On-site; USD 71,000 - 107,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health coverage

PTO (Paid Time Off)

Retirement benefits

Education assistance up to $5,250 per/

Adoption assistance up to $7,500

Wellness program

Life insurance

Job summary

HSHS is seeking a Multimodality Imaging Technologist to provide CT and X-ray imaging support across multiple Wisconsin HSHS ministries, including Green Bay and surrounding locations. The role offers a full-time schedule and shifts that span days and occasional nights, with no required on-call.

New grads are welcome to apply. Qualified candidates have an associate degree in allied health or radiologic science, ARRT RT(R) certification, and a Wisconsin radiographer license.

Qualifications

• Associates degree in allied health, applied/radiologic science or certificate program is required.
• 1 year of radiology/imaging experience is preferred.
• Certification as RT(R) by ARRT is required; advanced modality certification preferred (CT, M, MR, VI, or CI).
• Radiographer license in state of practice is required; BLS is required.

Responsibilities

• Provide imaging support in CT and X-ray across all shifts.
• Ensure high-quality patient care and continuity of imaging services across the region.
• Support coverage at St. Mary’s, St. Vincent, St. Clare, and St. Nicholas Hospitals as needed.

Skills

Imaging experience

RT(R) certification

Education

Associates degree in allied health or radiologic science

Tools

ARRT RT(R) certification

ARRT CT/MR/other modality certs

Job description

HSHS is seeking a Multimodality Imaging Technologist to provide CT and X-ray imaging support across multiple Wisconsin HSHS ministries, including Green Bay and surrounding locations. The role offers a full-time schedule and shifts that span days and occasional nights, with no required on-call.

New grads are welcome to apply. Qualified candidates have an associate degree in allied health or radiologic science, ARRT RT(R) certification, and a Wisconsin radiographer license.