Temporary Imaging Technologist

Our Temporary Travel Imaging Technologist is an internal assignment with a commitment period of 12 weeks per agreement with a minimum commitment to work 36 hours per week. This may include any combination of 8,10, or 12 hour shifts.  Competitive travel rate at $65/hr. 

As our CT Tech at CHI St. Vincent Hot Springs,  you will help capture usable diagnostic images from patients so the Radiologist can accurately diagnose and/or rule out different conditions. 

Every day you’ll create cross-section images of the skeleton, tissues, and internal organs. You will also need to enjoy working directly with people as you play a huge role in the patient experience.  To be successful in this role, you’ll need to fully understand the importance of diagnostic imaging. This includes knowledge of the general imaging workflow, various patient positioning techniques, and capturing clear results for timely and accurate diagnosis. 

About Us: 

CHI St Vincent Hot Springs is a 280 bed faith-based, non-profit, Magnet Accredited facility providing quality health care to patients and communities from all over the State of Arkansas. As the only level II trauma center in the southwest part of the state, CHI St Vincent Hot Springs is the regional referral center for cardiology, trauma, neuro, ortho, oncology and critical care/pulmonary. We have also been voted as one of Arkansas Best Places to Work by Arkansas Business since 2019. We have earned top patient safety ratings from Leapfrog and was recently named as one of the Nation’s 50 Top Cardiovascular Hospitals in Fortune and PINC AI. 

If you are committed to social justice, health equity, and prepared to deliver care in new, innovative ways, you belong with us. 

Upon completion of your agreement, if you decide to join CHI St Vincent full time, you could be eligible for conversion incentives including sign on bonus, benefits, tuition assistance, eligibility for clinical ladder, and MUCH more.

• Perform diagnostic procedures such as computed axial tomography, magnetic resonance, interventional radiology, mammography, sonography, ultrasound, and/or nuclear medicine and PET
• Thorough and accurate imaging technique for patient positioning respective to the imaging order
• Routinely apply sterile techniques and quality safety practices for patients, teammates, and yourself.
• Mechanical aptitude and confidence troubleshooting, calibrating, and maintaining radiology equipment to avoid equipment failures.

• Graduate of a program of Radiologic Technology accredited by the Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology (JRCERT)
• Active Radiologic Technology  license in good standing with the State of Arkansas
• American Registry of Radiologic Technologist (ARRT)