Travel CT Tech in Colton, CA

Job Title

CT Technologist – Computed Tomography (Nights)

Location

Colton, CA | Acute Care

Schedule / Job Type

Contract | Nights | 3x12-hour shifts (7:00 PM – 7:00 AM) | 36 hours/week + call (approximately 3–5 shifts/month) | Onsite

Key Responsibilities

• Perform CT imaging procedures using a 64-slice CT scanner and spiral CT equipment, including Canon Aquilion Prime, Toshiba Aquilion One, and Aquilion 1 Genesis
• Operate 3D imaging stations to support coronary screenings and chest pain evaluations
• Accommodate bariatric patients utilizing specialized equipment supporting patients up to 660 pounds
• Provide imaging services within a high-volume, fast-paced Level I Trauma Center environment
• Participate in on-call rotation as required by department scheduling
• Adhere to department protocols; holiday RTO will not be approved

Required Qualifications

• Minimum 12 months of current, recent CT Technologist experience
• Recent Level I Trauma Center experience required (within the past 6 months; 1 year preferred)
• ARRT (CT) Certification — must be active and in hand at time of submission
• Active California Certified Radiologic Technologist (CRT) License — must be active and in hand at time of submission
• BLS Certification (American Heart Association) — must be active and in hand at time of submission
• Venipuncture Certificate — must be active and in hand at time of submission
• Must reside 30+ miles from the facility to be eligible

Preferred Experience / Skills

• One or more years of Level I Trauma Center experience
• Hands-on experience with Canon Aquilion Prime, Toshiba Aquilion One, and Aquilion 1 Genesis equipment
• Familiarity with Kronos timekeeping systems

Why Join Us

• Work in a university-affiliated teaching facility with American College of Radiology accreditation in CT, MRI, Mammography, Nuclear Medicine, and Ultrasound
• Gain experience in one of California's busiest and most comprehensive acute care environments, supporting a wide range of imaging modalities and patient populations