Multimodality Technologist | PM Shift, $3K Sign on Bonus
Posted Jun 2, 2026 · We last checked this listing on Oct 6, 2026
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About your past
The ARRT-CT credential is required within two years. Where are you on that path?
What they are checking: Commitment to meeting the certification requirement tied to the role.
Tell me about a time imaging equipment failed in the middle of a shift. What did you do?
What they are checking: Troubleshooting and communication when there is no one on site to fix it.
How do you keep up with protocol changes and new techniques when you work mostly evenings?
What they are checking: Staying current when off-hours staff can miss daytime updates and training.
How would you comfort a family member who's worried while their loved one is being scanned after an accident?
What they are checking: Compassion toward families, which the posting lists as part of the job.
What would you do
This shift runs 2 to 10 p.m. in Friendship, often with ER patients coming in after clinics close. How do you handle being the main imaging person in the evening?
What they are checking: Comfort working with little backup when evening ER volume is unpredictable in a small hospital.
A patient is very confused and keeps moving during a CT. How do you get a usable image safely?
What they are checking: Problem solving with difficult patients, including when to involve nursing or the provider.
A provider orders a scan you think might not be the right exam for the patient's symptoms. What do you do?
What they are checking: Speaking up respectfully and checking with the provider or radiologist rather than proceeding silently.
About the work
You'd perform x-ray, CT and mammography if certified. Walk me through how you'd set up a head CT for a patient who just had a fall.
What they are checking: Correct, fast protocol for a common urgent scan where delays can matter.
How do you check kidney function and allergy history before giving contrast, and what do you do if something is missing?
What they are checking: Following contrast safety checks rather than skipping steps to save time.
How do you hand off unfinished work or critical images to the next shift or the radiologist?
What they are checking: Clear communication so nothing urgent falls through at shift change.
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