Description
Shift: Monday, Thursday, and Friday 7pm-7:30am
What separates Parkland Health from other organizations?
Unmatched Clinical Variety & Complexity
As one of the largest safety-net systems in the country, you’ll see a breadth of pathology and trauma cases that most technologists only encounter rarely accelerating your clinical judgment and expertise at a pace few environments can match.
Frontline Role in a Level I Trauma, Strokes, & Academic Environment
You’re not just scanning, you’re a critical part of rapid-response, high-acuity care, working alongside trauma teams and physicians in a setting that blends real-time decision-making with teaching and innovation.
Direct Impact on Underserved Populations
Every shift has purpose. You’re providing advanced imaging access to patients who might otherwise go without, making your work both technically challenging and deeply meaningful.
High-Performance Culture with Operational Scale
Managing extremely high volumes sharpens efficiency, prioritization, and teamwork skills. Preparing you for leadership roles and giving you a level of operational experience that stands out anywhere in healthcare.
Voice at the Table for Process Improvement & Innovation
In a fast-paced, evolving department, frontline staff are often engaged in workflow design, technology adoption, and problem-solving initiatives. Your ideas can directly shape how care is delivered.
What You’ll Do
- Perform routine and complex Computed Tomography (CT) exams according to physician orders and established imaging protocols
- Operate CT equipment, interpret imaging protocols, and collaborate with radiologists to ensure accurate diagnostic imaging
- Administer contrast and safely handle medications as required for imaging procedures
- Apply critical thinking and independent judgment to support patient care and imaging quality
- Monitor imaging supplies and ensure materials are properly stocked and within expiration dates
- Participate in departmental quality and performance improvement initiatives, including readiness standards from The Joint Commission
- Contribute ideas that enhance workflow, patient satisfaction, and departmental performance
- Maintain compliance with regulatory standards and stay current with advancements in CT imaging
What You’ll Bring
- Full competency in CT imaging procedures and equipment operation
- Strong time management, communication, and interpersonal skills
- Working knowledge of computer systems and imaging technology
- Ability to collaborate with physicians, technologists, and care teams in a fast-paced environment
Requirements
Minimum Qualifications
- Graduate of an accredited Radiography program recognized by Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEP)
- Registered Radiologic Technologist (R) – ARRT
- Medical Radiologic Technologist (MRT) certification from Texas Medical Board or Texas Department of State Health Services
- Current BLS/Healthcare Provider CPR certification from American Heart Association, American Red Cross, or Military Training Network
Preferred Qualifications
- Experience performing radiology procedures (all experience levels considered)
- ARRT Advanced Registry in Computed Tomography (CT) or ability to obtain within 12 months of hire
What You’ll Do
- Perform CT scan procedures accurately and efficiently as ordered by physicians to ensure optimal patient care
- Operate CT imaging equipment and follow established protocols
- Administer contrast and handle medications safely as required for procedures
- Maintain documentation and compliance with regulatory and accreditation standards
- Participate in ongoing professional development and maintain certifications and licensure
