Night-Shift Travel CT/X-Ray Technologist

Newsandtribune; McMinnville (OR); On-site; USD 70,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Housing allowance

Licensure reimbursement

Job summary

American Traveler is seeking a night shift CT Technologist for a 60-bed acute-care facility. Requires 2+ years of CT/X-Ray experience, active CT/X-Ray licenses, OBMI license, and BLS certification. Independent performance of CT and X-Ray exams is expected.

The role includes night shifts 7:00 PM to 7:30 AM, every other weekend, with a typical nightly volume of 5–6 CT scans and 8–10 X-rays. Strong teamwork and communication are essential in a Level III trauma setting.

Qualifications

• Minimum 2 years of experience as a CT/X-Ray Technologist.
• Current CT and X-Ray license required if applicable
• OBMI State License required
• Current BLS certification
• Ability to perform both CT and X-Ray exams independently
• Surgery C-Arm and Fluoroscopy experience preferred

Responsibilities

• Works in Diagnostic Radiology/CT Scan department during night shift (7:00 PM–7:30 AM) with every other weekend.
• Covers both CT and X-Ray modalities during shift.
• Typical nightly volume of 5–6 CT scans and 8–10 X-rays, ER census dependent.
• On-call support for OR cases and high-volume periods; no routine call requirement.
• Supports inpatient and ED exams including trauma and stroke workflows.

Skills

Communication

Teamwork

Independence

Night shift coordination

Education

OBMI State License

Tools

GE CT Scanner

Meditech

PACS (McKesson)

Job description

American Traveler is seeking a night shift CT Technologist for a 60-bed acute-care facility. Requires 2+ years of CT/X-Ray experience, active CT/X-Ray licenses, OBMI license, and BLS certification. Independent performance of CT and X-Ray exams is expected.

The role includes night shifts 7:00 PM to 7:30 AM, every other weekend, with a typical nightly volume of 5–6 CT scans and 8–10 X-rays. Strong teamwork and communication are essential in a Level III trauma setting.