CT Technologist - Mobile

Location Address:

2800 10th Ave Receiving Dock Minneapolis, MN 55407-1311

Date Posted:

January 16, 2026

Department:

31002910 AHCI Mobile Lung ANW

Shift:

Day/Evening (United States of America)

Shift Length:

10 hour shift

Hours Per Week:

32

Union Contract:

Non-Union-NCT

Weekend Rotation:

Occasional

Job Summary:

At Allina Health, our CT Technologists are essential in delivering accurate imaging that guides life-saving care. Join an organization where your skills are valued, growth is encouraged and your work has a real impact.

Key Position Details:

• 0.8 FTE (64 hours per two‑week pay period)

• Two 10‑hour shifts per week on the Mobile Lung Cancer Screening Truck

• One 12‑hour shift per week supporting clinic operations

• Clinic shift may occasionally be split into two 6‑hour days depending on program needs

• Occasional weekends

• This role supports the Lung Cancer Screening / Early Lung Cancer Detection Program

• Overnight travel expected beginning in late 2026 and continuing into 2027

• Workday begins at Abbott Northwestern Hospital for stocking and preparation of the mobile unit

• Team travels to scheduled destinations to provide lung cancer screening services

• May assist the Driver/Provider Coordinator with setup and takedown of the mobile clinic

Job Description:

Performs diagnostic radiology imaging across multiple modalities, with primary responsibility for Low Dose Computed Tomography (LDCT) lung cancer screening on a mobile medical unit. Travels to locations throughout Minnesota and Western Wisconsin, with some overnight travel required. Provides a welcoming, timely, and high-quality patient experience through patient check in, imaging, education, and responses to questions and concerns. When not assigned to the mobile unit, performs CT and/or X ray examinations at an Allina Health hospital or clinic. Additional responsibilities include equipment quality control testing and inventory of supplies. As part of the mobile team, this position requires a high level of autonomy & effective communication, as well as a commitment to delivering the same high standard of safety and care in both mobile and traditional hospital or clinic settings.

Principle Responsibilities

• Clinical and Operational Support
  • Ensures seamless imaging operations by effectively utilizing the Enterprise Medical Imaging/Picture Archiving and Communication System, supporting accurate and timely diagnostic workflows.
  • Maintains uninterrupted clinical care through proactive inventory management of medical and radiological supplies.
  • Promotes team efficiency and problem resolution by identifying issues early, communicating effectively with supervisors and colleagues, and contributing actionable solutions.
  • Safeguards patient safety and compliance by maintaining precise and up-to-date patient records and documentation, supporting quality care and regulatory standards.
  • Optimizes patient experience and care coordination by collaborating with the lung cancer screening team to ensure smooth patient flow and timely follow-up.
  • Fosters a positive care environment by consistently demonstrating professionalism and respect in interactions with patients, coworkers, and external contacts.
  • Ensures regulatory readiness and compliance by accurately maintaining Department of Health records related to Ionizing Radiation, meeting inspection standards at all times.
• Completes CT & X-ray exams in compliance with provider orders and department guidelines
  • Delivers high-quality diagnostic imaging by performing CT and X-ray examinations with precision and adhering to physician orders, regulatory standards, and departmental protocols.
  • Ensures patient safety and identity accuracy through verification processes, and compliance with screening and safety procedures, including glucose monitor precautions.
  • Supports accurate clinical interpretation by documenting all relevant procedural details and gathering essential information for radiologist review.
  • Maintains a safe and comfortable patient experience by monitoring patients throughout the exam, responding promptly to needs, and positioning them correctly for optimal image quality.
  • Protects patients, staff, and the public by strictly following radiation safety guidelines, utilizing protective equipment, and minimizing exposure through protocol-driven parameter adjustments.
  • Guarantees imaging integrity and accessibility by verifying successfu