Arrt Registry Jobs

This full-time Mammography Technologist role operates within the Breast Imaging department of McLeod Health, a not-for-profit healthcare system serving the Carolinas. The position focuses on performing high-quality breast imaging examinations, selecting appropriate imaging factors based on patient needs, and verifying diagnostic accuracy. Key responsibilities include delivering compassionate patient care, maintaining professional standards, and collaborating with a supportive medical team. The role is appealing due to the organization's commitment to medical excellence, a mission-driven culture, and extensive professional development opportunities including paid training programs for certification. The schedule offers a stable full-time arrangement primarily Monday through Friday with limited weekend coverage, situated in a region known for its low cost of living and strong community atmosphere.

This Staff Technologist role within the CT Scanner department involves performing advanced computed tomographic procedures under the direction of a radiologist. The position requires independent judgment to apply ionizing radiation for diagnosis and may include assisting with interventional procedures. Key responsibilities include managing designated technical areas, ensuring patient safety, and representing the organization's values in the community. The role is appealing for professionals seeking to utilize their ARRT Radiography and CT registry credentials in a collaborative healthcare environment. The position operates on a rotating shift schedule with weekend and holiday availability, requiring flexibility and the ability to work without constant supervision.

This PRN Sonographer role at HCA Florida North Florida Hospital involves performing diagnostic and interventional ultrasound procedures for a 523-bed acute care center. Key responsibilities include operating ultrasound equipment to produce high-quality images, relaying clinical data to physicians, managing inventory, and providing on-call coverage for after-hours needs. The position requires ARDMS or ARRT registry certification and Basic Cardiac Life Support. The role is appealing due to the hospital's commitment to patient-centered care, its recognition as one of the World's Most Ethical Companies, and access to a comprehensive benefits package including education assistance, retirement matching, and a supportive family-focused culture.

This full-time CT Tech role at Ochsner Health involves performing routine computed tomography procedures and serving as a clinical mentor for junior staff and students. Key responsibilities include verifying physician orders, operating imaging equipment, ensuring diagnostic image quality, and explaining procedures to patients while adhering to strict radiation safety protocols. The position offers the opportunity to work within a historic institution dedicated to healing and innovation, providing a supportive environment for professional growth. The role requires on-site presence at the Jeff Hwy location with flexible scheduling options including day shifts of 12 or 10 hours.

This full-time CT Technologist role at Ochsner Health involves assessing patients and safely performing routine CT procedures while adhering to strict radiation safety protocols. Key responsibilities include operating imaging equipment, reviewing images for diagnostic quality, and serving as a clinical mentor for junior staff and students. The position appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to a mission-driven organization with a long history of innovation and patient care. The role requires on-site work at the Jeff Hwy location and offers opportunities for professional growth through advanced certification support within a collaborative healthcare environment.

This part-time per diem role involves serving as an MRI Technologist within the Radiology Services department at Atrium Health Lincoln. The position requires operating MRI scanners, verifying patient orders, and administering IV contrast while maintaining strict safety and infection control protocols. Key responsibilities include conducting patient interviews, evaluating image quality, assisting with invasive procedures, and responding to medical emergencies. The role offers the appeal of working in a modern, community-focused facility designed with healing and local history in mind. It provides an opportunity to join a large, nationally recognized health system known for clinical innovation and comprehensive career development programs.

This PRN Ultrasound Technologist role at INTEGRIS Health Baptist Medical Center supports Oklahoma's largest not-for-profit health system in delivering exceptional patient care. The position involves performing general ultrasound procedures, including vascular and cardiac imaging, while managing patient schedules and ensuring high-quality image processing. Additional duties may include echocardiography, breast sonography, and maintaining strict sterilization protocols for medical instruments. The role appeals to candidates seeking to join a trusted partner organization with a mission to help people live healthier lives. Opportunities for professional growth are available within a collaborative environment that offers enhanced benefits such as front-loaded PTO and paid family leave. The position is based in Oklahoma City and operates on a per-diem schedule with potential for varied hours.

This part-time per diem role is located at Atrium Health Carolinas Medical Center, a flagship Level 1 trauma center and academic teaching hospital. The MRI Technologist operates scanners and associated equipment to perform diagnostic imaging procedures for diverse patient populations. Key responsibilities include verifying orders, preparing patients, administering IV contrast, evaluating image quality, and assisting with invasive procedures while maintaining strict safety and infection control standards. The position offers the appeal of working within a world-class facility known for clinical innovation and comprehensive patient care, providing opportunities to engage with complex medical cases in a collaborative environment.

This 13-week travel assignment places an MRI Technologist at a hospital in Avon, Indiana, supporting the Radiology department with night shifts. The role involves operating Siemens MRI equipment, performing advanced imaging techniques such as gradient echo and T-1/T-2 weighted images, and managing contrast media administration. Key responsibilities include floating between facilities, maintaining patient records via PACS and Cerner systems, and adhering to strict safety protocols. The position appeals to professionals seeking flexible travel opportunities with dedicated U.S.-based recruiter support and a company culture built on transparent communication. Benefits include comprehensive insurance, a 401k plan, and a referral bonus program, all designed to support allied health professionals throughout their assignment.

This full-time CT Technologist role is based at Platte Valley Hospital in Brighton, Colorado, operating on a Friday through Sunday night shift. The position involves performing high-quality diagnostic CT scans, operating imaging equipment, and ensuring patient safety through strict adherence to radiation guidelines. Key responsibilities include preparing patients, verifying orders, evaluating image clarity, and administering contrast media under physician supervision. The role appeals to candidates seeking to advance their careers within a collaborative culture that values innovation and patient care. The organization supports a sustainable wellness culture and offers opportunities for professional growth while contributing to the health of the community.

This full-time weekend CT Technologist role is based at Platte Valley Hospital in Brighton, Colorado, supporting the radiology team with diagnostic imaging procedures. The position involves operating CT equipment to produce high-quality images, administering contrast media, ensuring patient safety, and maintaining accurate medical records. Key responsibilities include evaluating image clarity, adhering to radiation safety protocols, and providing patient education and comfort during exams. The role offers a collaborative environment that values career advancement, innovation, and the mission of helping patients live healthier lives. Scheduled for 36 hours per week from Friday to Sunday, the position provides an opportunity to work independently while contributing to a supportive clinical culture.

This casual Radiology Technologist role serves as a flexible float pool position within the acute care imaging department at OhioHealth. The incumbent performs diagnostic radiographic and fluoroscopy procedures, ensuring patient safety and optimal image quality while adhering to strict radiation safety guidelines. Key responsibilities include preparing patients for examinations, positioning anatomical parts for clear imaging, and maintaining proficiency with digital equipment. The position appeals to professionals seeking a supportive, high-reliability environment that values lifelong learning and excellence in patient care. As a variable shift role with as-needed scheduling, it offers flexibility for those wishing to work within a caring healthcare system without a fixed weekly commitment.

This flexible per-diem radiologic technologist role at Mercy Hospital in Ada, Oklahoma, supports diagnostic imaging through X-Ray, CT, and MRI procedures. The position involves operating advanced imaging equipment, ensuring patient safety, maintaining accurate records, and collaborating with healthcare teams across designated facilities. Candidates benefit from a supportive, mission-driven culture recognized as a top workplace, offering the freedom to choose shifts that balance work and life. The role provides opportunities for professional growth within a collaborative environment that values compassion and innovation, with W-2 employment status and access to comprehensive benefits for eligible hours.

This flexible per-diem role involves performing diagnostic imaging procedures such as X-ray, CT, and MRI at Mercy Hospital Northwest Arkansas. The position requires operating specialized equipment, ensuring patient safety, maintaining accurate records, and communicating effectively with medical teams. Technologists will float between designated facilities to support varying departmental needs. The role appeals to professionals seeking a balance between work and life through self-scheduled shifts and hours. It offers the opportunity to join a collaborative, award-winning team dedicated to compassionate care and innovation within a supportive community environment.

This flexible per-diem radiologic technologist role supports diagnostic imaging at Mercy Hospital Ardmore, covering X-Ray, CT, and MRI specialties. The position involves operating advanced imaging equipment, ensuring patient safety, maintaining accurate clinical records, and assisting with clinical rotations while floating between designated facilities. The role appeals to professionals seeking work-life balance through self-scheduled shifts and hours that fit their lifestyle. Candidates join a collaborative, award-winning team dedicated to compassionate care and innovation, with opportunities to grow alongside the organization's expansion and access to comprehensive benefits including tuition support and retirement matching.

This PRN CT Technologist role supports the radiology department by performing CT scan procedures and producing diagnostic radiographs for designated anatomical areas. Key responsibilities include obtaining patient histories, operating imaging equipment, performing venipuncture and POC creatinine testing, and maintaining strict adherence to safety and infection control standards. The position appeals to professionals seeking flexible scheduling opportunities within a collaborative healthcare environment that prioritizes patient care and continuous professional development through educational programs. The role requires a current state license and ARRT certification, with a preference for candidates possessing prior radiology experience and an associate's degree in radiologic technology.

This full-time CT Technologist role is based at St. Mary's Medical Center in Grand Junction, Colorado, supporting the clinical imaging team with overnight shifts and rotating weekends. The position involves performing diagnostic CT exams, ensuring image quality and accuracy, and adhering to strict radiation safety and infection control protocols. Key responsibilities include patient preparation, operating specialized imaging equipment, and mentoring students or junior staff. The role appeals to candidates seeking career advancement within a collaborative culture that values innovation and patient-centered care. The organization emphasizes a sustainable wellness environment with comprehensive benefits, offering a meaningful opportunity to contribute to community health outcomes.

This full-time Cath Lab Technologist role involves operating radiological and catheterization lab equipment to support cardiac procedures for adult and geriatric patients. Key responsibilities include maintaining sterile techniques, preparing patients and sterile trays, assisting physicians in scrub roles, monitoring patient vitals during emergencies, and managing departmental documentation. The position offers the opportunity to work within a collaborative healthcare team focused on patient safety and performance improvement. The role requires physical presence on-site and involves rotating shifts including nights, weekends, and holidays with on-call availability.

This part-time overnight role involves performing diagnostic CT exams on patients at Intermountain Health Lutheran Hospital in Wheat Ridge, Colorado. The technologist collaborates closely with radiologists and physicians to ensure high-quality imaging results while managing equipment and patient care in a fast-paced environment. Key responsibilities include operating specialized CT technology, documenting patient data, and adhering to safety protocols during emergency situations. The position offers a flexible 24-hour weekly schedule and is appealing for its supportive culture that prioritizes professional growth, continuing education assistance, and student loan repayment support. Candidates must hold relevant radiography certifications and Basic Life Support credentials.

This part-time MRI Technologist role is based at the Alzheimer's Institute in Phoenix, Arizona, focusing on clinical and research imaging within a non-hospital outpatient setting. The position involves operating complex MRI and PET scanners to produce high-quality diagnostic images, managing patient safety and positioning, administering contrast dyes, and performing daily equipment quality checks. Key responsibilities include educating patients and families, maintaining accurate documentation, and collaborating with radiologists to ensure efficient workflow. The role offers flexible scheduling with shifts primarily on Thursdays and Fridays, providing an opportunity to join a respected healthcare organization with access to internal career growth and a supportive team environment.

This PRN MRI Technologist role supports the radiology team at the Tellica Boise facility in Idaho. The position involves operating magnetic resonance imaging equipment to produce diagnostic images, ensuring patient safety during procedures, and maintaining accurate documentation. Candidates must hold ARRT or ARMRIT certification along with BLS and IV credentials. The role appeals to professionals seeking flexible scheduling without guaranteed hours within a healthcare organization known for its focus on employee wellness and sustainable culture. The position requires physical stamina for patient transfers and navigating busy clinical environments.

This role serves as a Radiology Technologist at HCA Florida Aventura Hospital, a Level II Trauma Center in South Florida. The position features a unique partnership with Houston Community College to offer an all-expenses-paid, ten-week accelerated development program that transitions candidates into CT Technologists. Key responsibilities include completing intensive online coursework, engaging in 38.5 weekly clinical hours with hands-on training and rotations, and preparing for the CT Registry exam. The opportunity is appealing due to the comprehensive financial support for education and certification, a robust benefits package including a 401(k) match and tuition assistance, and the chance to work within a highly accredited facility known for ethical standards and advanced medical technologies.

This full-time Radiology Technologist role is based at the Avera Medical Group Orthopedics clinic in Sioux Falls, supporting a multidisciplinary team dedicated to compassionate patient care. The position involves performing high-quality diagnostic radiology procedures, managing patient interactions, and maintaining equipment and inventory. Key responsibilities include ensuring quality control compliance, coordinating image sharing with external providers, and assisting with report processing. The role offers a regular day shift schedule with four 9-hour days and provides opportunities for career development through hands-on training and mentorship within a supportive culture that prioritizes work-life balance and community health.

This full-time Radiologic Technologist role at Avera McKennan Hospital involves operating radiographic and CT equipment to produce diagnostic images for physicians. Key responsibilities include performing imaging procedures according to safety protocols, reviewing exam indications, managing image data through PACS and EMR systems, and mentoring students or new staff. The position offers a supportive multidisciplinary environment focused on compassion and patient care, with opportunities for career development through hands-on training and mentorship. The role operates primarily on days with rotating weekends and holidays, requiring on-site presence at the hospital facility.

This full-time Radiology Technologist role supports the Orthopedics clinic at Avera Medical Group in Sioux Falls, operating on a four-day, 36-hour weekly schedule. The position involves performing high-quality diagnostic radiology procedures, managing patient care throughout examinations, and maintaining equipment and inventory. Key responsibilities include ensuring strict adherence to safety and quality assurance protocols, coordinating image sharing with external providers, and facilitating communication between the department and physicians. The role appeals to candidates seeking a compassionate, multidisciplinary team environment focused on advancing patient health. Benefits include immediate paid time off, retirement matching, and structured career development through mentorship and hands-on training.