CT XR Technologist — Travel Nights, $50/HR

UCHealth University of Colorado Health; Broomfield (CO); On-site; USD 58,000 - 80,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Travel package/stipend

13-week assignments

Job summary

UCHealth is seeking a CT Technologist Traveler to join UCHealth UCHlth Broomfield Hospital in Colorado for night shifts. This full-time traveler role offers 72 hours per pay period, with a $50.00 per hour pay rate plus a travel package stipend and 13-week assignments.

Minimum requirements include graduation from an accredited Radiologic Technologist program, one year of experience, ARRT CT certification or registry eligibility with completion within 12 months, and appropriate state licensure

Qualifications

• Graduate of an accredited Radiologic Technologist program.
• One year of experience in radiologic imaging.
• ARRT CT certification or registry eligibility with completion within 12 months.
• State licensure if required by law.
• BLS certification from AHA/Red Cross with card in-hand before start date.

Responsibilities

• Reviews patient history and initiates CT images per physician order.
• Safely administers contrast media and related imaging meds while monitoring patient condition.
• Responds to changes in patient condition and reports appropriately.
• Operates imaging equipment and applies best practices in Radiology (AART).
• May perform 3-D post-processing and report results.

Skills

1 year experience radiology

Education

Graduated Radiologic Technologist program

ARRT CT certification/eligibility

BLS certification

Job description

UCHealth is seeking a CT Technologist Traveler to join UCHealth UCHlth Broomfield Hospital in Colorado for night shifts. This full-time traveler role offers 72 hours per pay period, with a $50.00 per hour pay rate plus a travel package stipend and 13-week assignments.

Minimum requirements include graduation from an accredited Radiologic Technologist program, one year of experience, ARRT CT certification or registry eligibility with completion within 12 months, and appropriate state licensure