CT Technologist

Location: Hilo, HI

Job Type: Contract

Contract: 13 Weeks

Pay Rate: $ 2,400 To $ 2,635 Per week

Schedule: Varied 10-Hour Shifts

Experience: Minimum 3 Years Required

We are seeking an experienced CT Technologist for a 13-week contract in Hilo, Hawaii. The technologist will independently perform routine and advanced CT imaging examinations according to radiologist protocols while maintaining high standards for image quality, patient safety, and clinical care.

Candidates should be comfortable working independently in an acute hospital environment. Experience with CT angiography, vascular or cardiac imaging, trauma and stroke imaging, venipuncture, MIP/MPR/3D reconstruction, and image-guided procedures is highly valued.

• Perform routine and advanced CT examinations independently according to established radiologist protocols.

• Prepare, position, and monitor patients while maintaining appropriate imaging and radiation safety standards.

• Perform venipuncture and support contrast-enhanced CT examinations according to established clinical protocols.

• Complete image reconstruction and post-processing, including MIP, MPR, and 3D imaging, as applicable.

• Collaborate with radiologists and interdisciplinary healthcare teams while maintaining accurate imaging documentation and supporting trauma, stroke, vascular, and other acute-care imaging needs.

• Minimum 3 Years of Relevant CT Technologist Experience Required; Acute Hospital Experience Required.

• Current Hawaii Radiologic Technologist License as a Radiographer Required by Assignment Start; Candidates Without an Active Hawaii License Must Apply Upon Acceptance.

• Current ARRT Computed Tomography ARRT(CT) Certification Required.

• Current BLS Certification Required.

• Ability to Work Varied 10-Hour Shifts and Holiday Coverage Required; Experience With Vascular/Cardiac Imaging, Trauma, Stroke, Canon/Toshiba CT Equipment, and Vitrea Workstation Preferred.

This contract opportunity is suited for an experienced CT Technologist comfortable working independently in an acute-care imaging environment with varied shifts.