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Owensboro Health·Owensboro, KY

CT Technologist - Train Radiology Henderson

Radiology / ImagingPart timeSat–Sun
iPosting details
SchedulePRN · Part time
RequirementsBLS
EducationAssociate degree
SourceOwensboro Health · posted Oct 7, 2026
✓Requirements
Licensure
✓ROC - Radiation Operator Certification in the state of Kentucky required upon hire AND
Certifications
✓RT(R) - Registered as a Radiological Technologist in Radiology required upon hire AND
✓BLS - Certified as a Basic Life Support Healthcare Provider required within 90 days of employment in this position AND
✓RT(CT) - Registered as a Radiological Technologist in Computed Tomography required within 24 months of employment in this position
Education
✓Diploma, Associate's degree or higher in Science or related field required upon hire
+Owensboro Health
18imaging roles open
OwensboroKY · 82 mi to Louisville
Pay for this position
Estimated
$34/hr$34/hr · typical imaging pay in Kentucky
Typical imaging pay in Kentucky
Kentucky imaging postings that list paymedian $31.20 – $39.10
$20/hr$50/hr
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✓You’ll need
Licensure
✓ROC - Radiation Operator Certification in the state of Kentucky required upon hire AND
Certifications
✓RT(R) - Registered as a Radiological Technologist in Radiology required upon hire AND
✓BLS - Certified as a Basic Life Support Healthcare Provider required within 90 days of employment in this position AND
✓RT(CT) - Registered as a Radiological Technologist in Computed Tomography required within 24 months of employment in this position
Education
✓Diploma, Associate's degree or higher in Science or related field required upon hire

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About the role

Utilizes radiation protection and safety standards. Applies as low as reasonably achievable (ALARA) principles to minimize exposure to patient, self, and others.