CT Technologist

CHI Oakes Hospital, is a 20-bed critical access hospital that provides various inpatient and outpatient services to approximately 14,000 people in southeastern North Dakota. It is also a 24-Hour Emergency Level V Trauma Center. The hospital building was newly-constructed in 2007, replacing a 50-year old building, and in 2010, Oakes Community Clinic was opened within the hospital building. The hospital is part of a larger values-based organization, CommonSpirit Health.

As our CT Technologist, you will utilize your expertise to capture precise diagnostic images, enabling our Radiologists to accurately diagnose and/or rule out diverse medical conditions.

Every day, you will adeptly create detailed cross-sectional images of the skeleton, tissues, and internal organs. Your compassionate interaction and skill in patient care will be crucial, as you play a significant role in fostering a positive and comforting patient experience throughout the imaging process.

To be successful in this role, you will deeply understand the critical importance of diagnostic imaging. This includes a comprehensive knowledge of general imaging workflow, various patient positioning techniques, and the ability to consistently capture clear results essential for timely and accurate diagnoses that guide effective patient care.

• Diagnostic Imaging: Produce high-quality cross-sectional images of anatomy, selecting appropriate technical factors and protocols to ensure accurate radiologist interpretation.
• Patient-Centered Care: Provide compassionate support by explaining procedures, assessing patient needs, verifying informed consent, and ensuring a comfortable, positive experience.
• Interventional Assistance: Support physicians during invasive procedures—including biopsies and aspirations—by maintaining strict aseptic technique and verifying patient preparedness.
• Safety & Radiation Protection: Adhere strictly to ALARA principles, “Image Gently/Wisely” standards, and MR safety protocols, ensuring consistent use of radiation protection and PPE.
• Equipment & Quality Assurance: Perform daily equipment calibration and routine quality control tests (ACR standards) to ensure optimal functionality, reporting any malfunctions or supply needs immediately.
• Regulatory Compliance: Maintain up-to-date knowledge of CMS, Joint Commission, and state regulations, actively participating in system-wide quality improvement and accreditation efforts.

Required

• Graduate of a Radiologic Technology program
• Basic Life Support (BLS) from the American Heart Association to be obtained within 30 days of start date
• Registered Technologist Radiography ARRT
• North Dakota MIRT licensed