Tyvan LLC·Oklahoma
The technologist will operate CT and X-ray equipment to capture high-quality diagnostic images while ensuring patient safety and comfort. They are also responsible for equipment maintenance, administering contrast agents, and monitoring patients for adverse reactions.
CT/X-Ray Radiologic Technologist (FT) Oklahoma ER & Hospital is seeking a dedicated CT/X-Ray Radiologic Technologist to operate our CT scanning equipment and capture high-quality diagnostic images. The ideal candidate will be responsible for patient positioning, equipment maintenance, and ensuring strict compliance with hygiene and infection control protocols. The Radiology Tech will also monitor patients during procedures for adverse reactions to contrast agents.
Shift: Full-time
Utilize computerized tomography equipment to obtain detailed images of internal organs and tissues. Position patients accurately for scans to target specific body areas. Regular warm-up procedures should be performed on the CT scanner to enhance the lifespan of the X-ray tubes. Sterilize and maintain radiologic equipment to uphold patient safety standards. Interpret and follow the physician’s written scanning instructions accurately. Administer radiocontrast agents as needed to improve imaging quality. Assess CT scans for technical quality and report any inconsistencies or deficiencies. Communicate effectively with patients to explain procedures and provide reassurance, ensuring a comfortable experience throughout the scanning process. Monitor patients for allergic reactions or complications during procedures and respond appropriately. Maintain an inventory of radiologic supplies and report shortages or needs to the supervisor. Required Training and Qualifications: One year of experience in each modality is preferred. One year of experience in an emergency room (ER) hospital setting is preferred. Associate degree or equivalent from an accredited two-year college or technical school, along with one year of related experience and training.
ARRT (American Registry of Radiologic Technologists) and BLS (Basic Life Support) from the American Heart Association. Multi-modality
Technologists must have certifications in two (2) or more modalities: radiology (X-ray), Computed Tomography (CT), Ultrasound (US), or Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), or have completed a relevant cross-training program. Must be aware of potential exposure to body fluids and infectious diseases.
Skills and
Qualities: Strong technical proficiency in operating CT scanning equipment and related technology. Excellent communication skills to effectively interact with patients and medical staff. Compassionate and patient-centered approach in dealing with patients. Ability to stay current with advances in radiologic technology and protocols. Strong attention to detail and critical thinking skills for evaluating images and ensuring quality.
Candidates must hold an associate degree or equivalent and possess ARRT and BLS certifications. One year of experience in a hospital emergency room setting and proficiency in multiple radiologic modalities are preferred.
Market context
In Oklahoma, allied health roles like radiography are typically in steady demand across hospitals, outpatient clinics, and diagnostic settings. Competition often centers on accredited training, BLS certification, and the right ARDMS, ARRT, or CCI credentials, with higher-level openings asking for more experience. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, then confirm the exact level, credential fit, and relocation details before applying.
