CT Technologist Job in Hermiston, OR

Good Shepherd Medical Center in Hermiston, Oregon is seeking a CT Technologist for a day shift position. This is a 91-day travel assignment beginning July 13, 2026, with a weekly pay of $3,024.

Your Responsibilities

• Perform diagnostic radiography and computed tomography procedures to obtain sectional anatomic images for interpretation by licensed practitioners
• Corroborate patient clinical history with the procedure and ensure proper documentation and availability
• Prepare patients through clear instructions, gaining cooperation and minimizing anxiety
• Select and operate radiography and CT equipment with associated devices to achieve desired diagnostic results
• Position patient and equipment to best demonstrate the anatomic area of interest while respecting patient ability and comfort
• Immobilize patients as required for appropriate examination
• Determine radiographic technique exposure factors to minimize radiation exposure to patients and others
• Evaluate images for technical quality and ensure proper identification is recorded
• Verify informed consent and assist licensed practitioners with interventional procedures
• Practice aseptic techniques as necessary
• Prepare, identify, and administer contrast media and medications as prescribed by licensed practitioners in accordance with state statutes and institutional policy
• Initiate basic life support actions when necessary
• Assist licensed practitioners with fluoroscopic and specialized interventional radiography procedures
• Operate CT equipment, select appropriate programs for desired protocols, and perform venipunctures
• Maintain archival storage of digitized data as appropriate
• Provide patient education and maintain knowledge of universal precautions

Requirements

• Allied Health Professional degree (Associate or Bachelor's) from an accredited Radiologic Technology program
• ARRT registered CT technologist certification
• OBMI certification
• Current BLS certification
• Skills check covering head, spine, chest, abdominal, and pelvic anatomy and safe contrast usage
• CRASE training preferred