CT/X-Ray Radiologic Technologist (PRN/Float) – ER

Oklahoma ER and Hospital; Oklahoma; On-site; USD 52,000 - 66,000; Part time

Job summary

Oklahoma ER & Hospital seeks a CT/X-Ray Radiologic Technologist to operate CT and X-ray equipment and capture diagnostic images. This PRN, float role includes patient positioning, equipment upkeep, and strict hygiene protocols to ensure safety.

Responsibilities involve administering radiocontrast as needed, monitoring for adverse reactions, and communicating clearly with patients and medical staff. Prior ER experience is preferred and ARRT/BLS certifications are required.

Qualifications

• One year of experience in CT or radiology preferred.
• ER hospital setting experience preferred.
• ARRT and BLS certifications required.
• Multimodality technologists welcome.
• Must follow infection control protocols and safety standards.

Responsibilities

• Operate CT and X-ray equipment to obtain diagnostic images.
• Position patients accurately for scans.
• Perform regular warm-up procedures on the CT scanner.
• Sterilize and maintain radiologic equipment.
• Interpret and follow physician scanning instructions.
• Administer radiocontrast agents as needed.
• Assess CT image quality and report deficiencies.
• Monitor patients for adverse reactions and manage hygiene.
• Maintain radiologic supply inventory and report shortages.

Skills

CT imaging

X-ray imaging

Patient positioning

Infection control

Communication with patients

Education

Associate degree in Radiologic Technology

ARRT Certification

BLS Certification

Job description

Oklahoma ER & Hospital seeks a CT/X-Ray Radiologic Technologist to operate CT and X-ray equipment and capture diagnostic images. This PRN, float role includes patient positioning, equipment upkeep, and strict hygiene protocols to ensure safety.

Responsibilities involve administering radiocontrast as needed, monitoring for adverse reactions, and communicating clearly with patients and medical staff. Prior ER experience is preferred and ARRT/BLS certifications are required.