CT X-Ray Technologist: Advanced Imaging & Trauma Care

Indian Health Service; Wakpala (SD); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

The Indian Health Service is actively seeking an X-Ray Technologist (CT) to perform CT and diagnostic radiology procedures, supporting trauma and emergency care for American Indian communities. You will operate CT equipment, administer contrast, and ensure high-quality imaging while maintaining safety and compliance.

On-call or rotating shifts may be required. A current radiologic technologist certification and successful completion of an accredited radiologic technology program are required to

Qualifications

• Experience performing CT examinations using established imaging protocols.
• Ability to administer and monitor contrast materials with patient safety in mind.
• Operate CT equipment, select technical factors, and produce diagnostic-quality images.
• Perform quality control, radiation safety, and troubleshooting activities.

Responsibilities

• Perform CT examinations using advanced imaging protocols for a variety of patient conditions.
• Administer and monitor contrast materials while ensuring patient safety during imaging procedures.
• Operate CT equipment, select technical factors, and produce diagnostic-quality images.
• Perform quality control, radiation safety, and troubleshooting activities to support CT operations.
• Collaborate with radiologists and providers while maintaining accurate electronic imaging documentation.

Skills

CT imaging

Radiology procedures

Patient safety

Documentation

Education

Radiologic technology program

Certification/registration as radiographer

Tools

CT scanners

Job description

The Indian Health Service is actively seeking an X-Ray Technologist (CT) to perform CT and diagnostic radiology procedures, supporting trauma and emergency care for American Indian communities. You will operate CT equipment, administer contrast, and ensure high-quality imaging while maintaining safety and compliance.

On-call or rotating shifts may be required. A current radiologic technologist certification and successful completion of an accredited radiologic technology program are required to