Part-Time

CT Technologist Medical Imaging

Medical Imaging, UH Truman Medical Center

University Health

University Health

1,001-5,000 employees

Academic health system with teaching hospitals

No salary listed

Kansas City, MO, USA

In Person

Weekend in-person role at Truman Medical Center; two days per week (Saturday-Sunday)

Category
Medical, Clinical & Veterinary (1)

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Requirements
  • High school diploma or equivalent
  • Graduate of an AMA-accredited Radiologic Technology Program
  • Registered in good standing with the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT)
  • Certified in ARRT (R) and ARRT (CT) upon hire
  • Must be able and willing to perform diagnostic X-ray procedures regularly
  • BCLS certification (must be obtained within 90 days of hire and maintained throughout employment)
  • Ability to lift up to 50 lbs to assist and move patients
  • Proficiency with imaging equipment and hospital information systems
Responsibilities
  • Perform high-quality CT and diagnostic X-ray imaging studies in accordance with UH protocols and ARRT standards
  • Collaborate with Radiologists, Imaging Supervisors, and Lead Technologists to ensure optimal workflow and patient care
  • Support cross-coverage across CT departments and assist with patient flow, scheduling, and coordination
  • Maintain full compliance with ACR accreditation guidelines, radiation safety standards, and state/federal regulatory requirements
  • Ensure excellent communication with patients and clinical teams while delivering age-appropriate care from neonatal to geriatric
  • Participate in performance improvement and continuous quality initiatives (CQI)
  • Demonstrate adaptability and leadership in a multimodality imaging environment
Desired Qualifications
  • 1+ year of CT experience in an acute care setting
  • ACLS certification
  • Knowledge of radiation tracking, dose monitoring, and ACR standards
  • Experience with quality and safety initiatives within imaging departments
  • Siemens scanner experience a plus

University Health is an academic health system with two acute-care hospitals, a large behavioral health program, a long-term care facility, and multiple primary care clinics. It delivers inpatient, emergency, surgical, and outpatient care through a connected network and serves as the primary teaching hospital for the University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Medicine, where doctors also train tomorrow’s physicians. Its downtown campus houses a Level One Trauma Center, and the system includes specialty centers like a cancer center, eye center, imaging, and a Family Birthplace. The goal is to provide accessible, high-quality care for the community, educate future healthcare professionals, and improve health outcomes for all patients.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

Grant

Total Funding

$1M

Headquarters

Kansas City, Missouri

Founded

1962

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What believers are saying

  • Independence expansion supports outpatient specialty growth and referral capture.
  • Late-2025 hospital openings expand access in underserved Kansas City areas.
  • Behavioral health and safety-net demand provide durable patient volume.

What critics are saying

  • MU Health Care expansion could absorb referrals and outpatient volume.
  • New Independence space risks underutilization if dermatology demand lags.
  • Teaching-hospital dependence exposes staffing and affiliation disruption risk.

What makes University Health unique

  • Academic medical center with UMKC teaching-hospital affiliation.
  • Kansas City's largest behavioral health program and trauma center.
  • Multi-site network spans hospitals, primary care, and specialty clinics.

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