CT Technologist (Specialty Imaging)
$35–$54/hr | Full-Time | Pension + No State Income Tax
Las Vegas, Nevada
Looking for stability, strong pay, and long-term retirement benefits in a high-acuity setting?
We’re hiring an experienced CT Technologist to join a collaborative imaging team in Las Vegas. This role offers competitive hourly compensation, exceptional state-backed retirement benefits, and the opportunity to work in advanced imaging and trauma-level care.
Why This Role Is Different
- $35–$54 per hour (based on experience)
- Employer-Paid Pension (Nevada PERS – vested after 5 years)
- Employee-only health insurance under $20 per paycheck
- 12 paid holidays + generous consolidated leave
- No Nevada State Income Tax
- No Social Security (FICA) deduction
- 457 Deferred Compensation Plan
- Long-term stability in a high-volume imaging environment
This is more than a hospital job — it’s a retirement-backed career opportunity.
What You’ll Do
- Perform CT and specialty imaging exams in a high-acuity setting
- Operate advanced CT equipment to produce high-quality diagnostic images
- Assist with CT interventional procedures (preferred)
- Administer and monitor contrast safely
- Ensure strict adherence to radiation safety and infection control protocols
- Collaborate closely with radiologists and multidisciplinary care teams
- Accurately document imaging studies and patient information
What We’re Looking For
Minimum Required Qualifications (You MUST have these):
- Completion of an AMA-approved Radiologic Technology Program
- State of Nevada License in Radiology
- ARRT Registration in Radiography
- Specialty Certification
National certification in a specialty area such as:- Computed Tomography (CT)
- Angiography
- BLS Certification
Preferred Qualifications (Not required, but gives you an advantage)
- ARRT Certification specifically in Computed Tomography (CT)
- 3+ years of CT experience in a trauma setting
- Experience performing CT interventional procedures
Work Environment
- Fast-paced clinical imaging department
- Trauma and specialty imaging exposure
- Standing/walking for extended periods
- Ability to lift 50 lbs regularly, up to 100 lbs occasionally
