Radiologic Technologist – Imperial, NE

Next Move Healthcare•Imperial, NE

7d•Onsite

About The Position

We are seeking a skilled and adaptable Radiologic Technologist (X-Ray / CT) to join the diagnostic imaging team at a 15-bed Critical Access Hospital in Imperial, Nebraska. In this role, you will perform general diagnostic radiography and computed tomography (CT) examinations, supporting patients across hospital-based imaging services. Candidates must have previous hands-on CT experience, but CT certification is not required. An active ARRT certification in Radiography and a Nebraska Radiography license are required. You will work within a small imaging department consisting of three technologists, helping ensure the delivery of accurate diagnostic images, safe patient care, and efficient daily operations. This opportunity is ideal for a Radiologic Technologist who enjoys working independently in a smaller hospital environment and values clinical variety, teamwork, and a consistent daytime schedule. The position offers an annual salary of $95,160, a $2,000 sign-on bonus, and a current schedule of four 10-hour day shifts per week, with the possibility of transitioning to five 8-hour shifts. Candidates should be comfortable participating in rotating weeknight, weekend, and holiday coverage to support diagnostic imaging services.

Requirements

Associate Degree in Radiologic Technology or a related radiography program.
Current Nebraska State Radiography license.
Current American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) certification in Radiography (R).
Current CPR certification.
Previous hands-on CT imaging experience required, clearly documented in employment history.
Candidates must be ARRT-certified in Radiography and comfortable performing CT examinations.
Ability to perform general diagnostic radiography and CT imaging procedures safely and accurately.
Knowledge of radiographic imaging equipment, CT protocols, patient positioning, radiation safety, and diagnostic image quality.
Strong communication skills and the ability to provide compassionate, professional care throughout imaging procedures.
Ability to work effectively with minimal supervision in a smaller imaging department.
Willingness to participate in on-call coverage 1–2 weeknights per week and every third weekend.
Ability to work four 10-hour day shifts or potentially transition to five 8-hour shifts, depending on departmental needs.
Ability to participate in rotating holiday coverage.
Must notify the department of an absence at least two hours before the scheduled shift start time.
Influenza vaccination required, or a mask must be worn during flu season in accordance with facility policy.
Strong organizational skills, clinical judgment, professionalism, and ability to collaborate effectively with a small multidisciplinary team.

Nice To Haves

Previous experience working as a Radiologic Technologist performing both general X-ray and CT examinations.
Current ARRT certification in Computed Tomography (CT), although not required.
Experience working in a Critical Access Hospital, rural hospital, or small multidisciplinary imaging department.
Familiarity with Cerner EMR.
Previous experience responding to urgent or emergency diagnostic imaging requests.
Experience working independently during evening, weekend, or holiday on-call assignments.
Ability to prioritize multiple imaging requests and adapt to changing patient care needs.
Strong technical proficiency in CT imaging protocols, diagnostic radiography, patient positioning, and radiation protection.
Excellent teamwork, problem-solving abilities, and adaptability within a smaller healthcare environment.

Responsibilities

Perform high-quality general X-ray and computed tomography (CT) examinations in accordance with physician orders, established imaging protocols, and patient safety standards.
Conduct CT imaging procedures while ensuring proper patient positioning, appropriate imaging techniques, and diagnostic image quality.
Operate diagnostic radiography and CT equipment safely and effectively.
Prepare patients for imaging procedures, explain examinations, and ensure patient comfort, privacy, and safety throughout the process.
Apply appropriate radiation protection techniques, infection prevention practices, and established imaging safety protocols.
Evaluate completed diagnostic images for technical accuracy, positioning, and image quality, obtaining additional images when necessary.
Support hospital-based diagnostic imaging needs, including urgent and emergency examinations when required.
Collaborate with physicians, radiologists, nursing staff, emergency department personnel, and other healthcare professionals to coordinate timely imaging services.
Maintain accurate patient records, imaging documentation, and examination information using Cerner EMR.
Assist with daily imaging department workflows, patient scheduling, equipment readiness, and operational efficiency.
Perform assigned equipment quality assurance checks and report equipment malfunctions or maintenance concerns.
Participate in weeknight on-call coverage 1–2 nights per week and every third weekend.
Respond to urgent imaging requests during assigned on-call periods.
Participate in rotating holiday coverage to ensure appropriate diagnostic imaging availability.
Maintain patient confidentiality and follow applicable healthcare privacy regulations.
Work collaboratively with a small team of three Radiologic Technologists while demonstrating independence, adaptability, and effective time management.
Follow established departmental policies, professional imaging standards, and applicable state and federal regulations.