CT Tech in Idaho Falls, Idaho

Join a brand new Free Standing Emergency Room in Idaho Falls for a 13-week contract as a Radiologic Technologist specializing in CT and X-Ray. This role offers the chance to work independently and as part of a dedicated team, providing diagnostic imaging in a high-energy environment where your expertise makes a direct impact. Expect to operate advanced equipment like GE Revo Maxima CT and GE Definium Tempo Pro, all while wearing your sharp black scrubs. Shifts are 12 hours overnight, with some shifts possibly at the main hospital campus. Experience a dynamic setting that values technical skill and professional independence in a state-of-the-art facility.

Weather:

The weather around this time of year in Idaho Falls typically features crisp, cool days with clear blue skies. Evenings can be brisk, making it perfect for cozy evenings after your shift. Light snowfall is possible, adding to the scenic winter landscape in the region.

Fun Things To Do:

• Snake River Greenbelt: Walk, bike, or relax along the scenic river trail.
• Vallivue Lake Day Trip: Enjoy a peaceful day of fishing or kayaking at this nearby lake.
• Idaho Falls Temple & Park: Explore this historic site with beautiful gardens and peaceful surroundings.
• Grand Teton National Park: Take a day trip to see spectacular mountain vistas and wildlife.
• Historic Downtown Idaho Falls: Discover local shops, cafes, and art galleries in charming streetscapes.

Job Specifics:

Location: Idaho Falls, ID
Shift: 12-hour nights
Duration: 13 weeks with 36 hours per week
This assignment is at the North Free Standing ER, a newly established facility equipped with state-of-the-art imaging technology and staffed by experienced professionals. The role involves performing diagnostic CT and X-ray procedures independently, with responsibilities including operating GE equipment and maintaining documentation within GE PACS and Meditech systems. Candidates should hold ARRT-CT and ARRT-R certifications, be comfortable working in a fast-paced ER setting, and be able to adapt to floating shifts at the main hospital as needed. A professional uniform of black scrubs is required.