Diagnostic Imaging Tech - X-ray & CT Specialist

Aura Health, Inc.; Grand Island, Northern (NE, KY); Hybrid; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Aura Health, Inc. seeks a skilled radiologic technologist to perform X-ray and CT procedures under a physician's supervision, delivering high-quality diagnostic images across all ages and supporting patient comfort.

You will operate imaging equipment, apply sterile techniques when needed, ensure radiation safety, coordinate exams, and participate in departmental planning and education. ARRT certification required; CT certification preferred within 12 months; CPR and license expected.

Qualifications

• Graduate of an accredited radiologic technology program with ARRT certification; CT certification preferred within 12 months.
• Valid radiographer license, CPR certification, and knowledge of positioning, radiation safety, and CT procedures.
• Proficient in operating imaging equipment, PACS, and related systems.
• Effective communicator, critical thinker, able to work under stress, and maintain confidentiality.
• Capable of caring for diverse patient populations and practicing proper body mechanics.

Responsibilities

• Conduits XR procedures including fluoroscopy and portable imaging; performs CT studies.
• Uses sterile techniques when required and ensures optimal imaging with proper positioning and shielding.
• Operates all diagnostic imaging equipment and evaluates image quality.
• Maintains patient confidentiality, coordinates exams, and communicates effectively with medical staff, patients, and families.
• Handles scheduling, cleans and maintains equipment, and manages supplies.
• Participates in quality improvement, departmental planning, and educational activities.
• Administers drugs and biologicals as per procedures, and responds to on-call duties.
• Supports department orientation and student training, and contributes to future departmental planning.

Tools

PACS

Imaging equipment

Job description

Aura Health, Inc. seeks a skilled radiologic technologist to perform X-ray and CT procedures under a physician's supervision, delivering high-quality diagnostic images across all ages and supporting patient comfort.

You will operate imaging equipment, apply sterile techniques when needed, ensure radiation safety, coordinate exams, and participate in departmental planning and education. ARRT certification required; CT certification preferred within 12 months; CPR and license expected.