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Hutchinson Health in Hutchinson, MN, is seeking a full-time X-ray/CT Technologist to perform diagnostic imaging and ensure high-quality exams.
You will position patients, operate imaging equipment, follow radiation safety and documentation in the EHR, and collaborate with radiologists and care teams to support accurate diagnoses. The role emphasizes patient-centered care, adherence to policies, and participation in quality assurance activities to improve workflow and safety.
Hutchinson Health is a regional healthcare center in central Minnesota, located about 60 miles west of the Twin Cities, and is part of the HealthPartners family. The community of Hutchinson offers a mix of big city amenities with the advantages of a smaller town, including extensive parks and trails, lakes, continuing education opportunities, and a diverse housing market. Residents value the low crime rate and lack of traffic congestion, noise, and pollution, making the area both attractive and comfortable for work and life. Hutchinson Health includes a hospital, primary and specialty care clinics, emergency services, and specialty programs, supported by more than 30 full-time physicians, 35 specialty providers, and 600 staff members committed to making a difference. Come join a team with great culture and teamwork. Enjoy the variety of working in 2 modalities with the ability to grow into more!
The X-ray/CT Technologist role is a full-time, on-site position located in Hutchinson, MN. The technologist will perform diagnostic X-ray and CT imaging procedures according to physician orders and established protocols, ensuring high-quality images for accurate clinical assessment. Day-to-day responsibilities include preparing and positioning patients, operating and maintaining imaging equipment, adhering to radiation safety standards, and verifying patient identification and procedure details. The role involves collaborating closely with radiologists, nurses, and other care team members, documenting procedures in the electronic health record, and providing clear, compassionate communication to patients and families. The technologist will also participate in quality assurance activities, support workflow efficiency, and follow regulatory, infection prevention, and organizational policies.