Radiologic Technologist CT/X-Ray (Permanent, Night Shift) Craig, CO

Salary-$60000- $90000

Role overview

This permanent, full-time night-shift role provides diagnostic imaging services in CT and X-ray (and potentially other modalities) to support accurate diagnosis and safe patient care. The position is based within a Diagnostic Imaging department in Craig, Colorado, and requires competence in at least two imaging modalities plus strong night-shift autonomy.

Key responsibilities

• Perform high-quality diagnostic exams in at least two imaging modalities (e.g., CT and X-ray), following established protocols and optimizing image quality while minimizing radiation dose.

• Apply radiation safety principles and ALARA standards for patients, staff, and self, including appropriate shielding and exposure settings.

• Verify physician orders, confirm patient identity, obtain informed consent where required, and thoroughly explain procedures to patients to promote understanding and comfort.

• Document procedures accurately in the medical record and imaging systems, ensuring complete and timely exam data, charges, and reports.

• Identify and troubleshoot basic equipment issues, escalate or coordinate with service engineers when needed, and remove faulty equipment from service per policy.

• Assist with patient transport, room turnover, and general clerical or departmental support tasks to maintain an efficient workflow.

• Provide cross-coverage and support during emergencies, high-volume periods, holidays, and vacations, including working independently on night shifts.

• Participate in performance improvement, regulatory readiness, and staff meetings, contributing ideas to improve quality, safety, and efficiency.

• Follow infection control, safety, and risk management policies at all times, including appropriate PPE, cleaning, and disinfection of equipment and rooms.

Required qualifications and skills

• Registered Radiologic Technologist with ARRT (R) and at least one additional modality credential (e.g., CT, MRI, Mammography, Nuclear Medicine, Sonography), or equivalent registration such as NMTCB, RDMS, RVT, RDCS, or RMSKS.

• Current Basic Life Support (BLS) certification and demonstrated ability to respond appropriately to patient changes and emergencies.

• Proven ability to work independently on night shifts, prioritize tasks, and maintain productivity while managing multiple patients and modalities.

• Effective verbal and written communication skills, with the ability to collaborate with physicians, nurses, and other team members.

• Familiarity and proficiency with PACS, RIS/HIS, electronic medical records, and common Microsoft Office applications for scheduling, documentation, and communication.

• 2+ years of recent experience as a practicing Radiologic Technologist in CT, X-ray, or another advanced imaging modality is strongly preferred.

Preferred experience and development

• Prior experience in a hospital or acute-care diagnostic imaging department with multi-modality responsibilities.

• Willingness to cross-train and maintain competencies in additional modalities such as DEXA, MRI, or Mammography according to departmental needs.

• Interest in ongoing professional development, including modality certifications, protocol optimization, and advanced imaging techniques.

Core competencies

• Strong attention to detail, with a consistent focus on image quality, accurate documentation, and patient safety.

• Flexible, team-oriented approach with readiness to support colleagues across shifts and adapt to changing clinical priorities.

• Commitment to continuous learning, evidence-based practice, and participation in quality and process improvement initiatives within the imaging department.