CT X-Ray Technologist – Trauma & On-Call Imaging

Indian Health Service; Virginia; On-site; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Indian Health Service is seeking a X-Ray Technologist (CT) to perform CT and diagnostic radiology procedures, support trauma and emergency care, and uphold quality patient care for American Indian communities. You will operate CT equipment, Administer contrast, ensure safety, and document imaging results while collaborating with radiologists and care teams.

This role may involve on-call duties and rotating shifts, with emphasis on radiation safety, quality control, and adherence to federal

Qualifications

• Accredited radiologic technology program completion and current radiographer certification/registration.
• Experience with CT and diagnostic radiology procedures, patient positioning, and contrast administration.
• Knowledge of radiation safety, QA, and imaging documentation in a clinical setting.

Responsibilities

• Perform CT examinations using established imaging protocols and produce diagnostic-quality images.
• Administer and monitor contrast materials with patient safety in mind.
• Operate CT equipment, adjust technical factors, and document imaging results.
• Conduct quality control, radiation safety, and troubleshooting for CT operations.
• Collaborate with radiologists and providers and maintain accurate imaging records.

Skills

CT examinations

Radiology procedures

Contrast administration

Radiation safety

Documentation

Collaboration with radiologists

Education

Radiologic Technology degree

Certification/Registration as radiographer

Tools

CT scanners

Radiology equipment

Job description

Indian Health Service is seeking a X-Ray Technologist (CT) to perform CT and diagnostic radiology procedures, support trauma and emergency care, and uphold quality patient care for American Indian communities. You will operate CT equipment, Administer contrast, ensure safety, and document imaging results while collaborating with radiologists and care teams.

This role may involve on-call duties and rotating shifts, with emphasis on radiation safety, quality control, and adherence to federal