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Strong fit if you already hold CT credentials, handle emergency volume calmly, and want part-time hours at an Orlando Health freestanding ED in the Lutz/Odessa (Hillsborough) area—not remote.
As a part-time CT Technologist II at Orlando Health’s Lutz Freestanding Emergency Department, you would run CT studies for emergency and walk-in patients: verify orders and screening, position patients, acquire and reconstruct images, and hand off findings to ED clinicians. Shift work centers on throughput, radiation safety, and clear handoffs in a freestanding ED setting.
No. It is on-site at the Lutz Freestanding Emergency Department (listing: Odessa, Hillsborough County).
Typically experienced CT practice—protocol work, complex exams, and less direct supervision than entry-level tech roles.
Orlando Health, a large not-for-profit system centered in Central Florida (Wikipedia).
Website: orlandohealth.com
Orlando Health is a private, not-for-profit network of community and specialty hospitals in Florida, Alabama, and Puerto Rico. Based in Orlando, Florida, Orlando Health is Central Florida’s fourth-largest employer with nearly 29,000 employees and more than 4,500 affiliated physicians. It is the second-largest health system in Florida. Its flagship hospital, Orlando Regional Medical Center, is home to Central Florida’s only Level I trauma center.
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Join Orlando Health's Imaging Department as a CT Technologist II Part-Time at our Lutz freestanding emergency department location in Odessa, Hillsborough County. This specialized part-time role contributes directly to emergency patient care through high-quality diagnostic imaging. The Opportunity Orlando Health operates a dedicated freestanding emergency department in Lutz where you'll work as a CT Technologist II on a flexible part-time schedule. This position offers the opportunity to apply your imaging expertise in a fast-paced emergency medicine setting, supporting both the clinical team and patients who require immediate diagnostic imaging. Your shifts are scheduled for Wednesdays, 6:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., and Thursdays, 6:30 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. What You'll Do Operate multi-slice CT scanners to capture diagnostic images according to established protocols Position patients safely and effectively to optimize image acquisition Monitor patient conditions during imaging procedures and respond to patient needs Maintain strict quality standards for all images produced Document imaging studies accurately and ensure timely image delivery to physicians Follow infection control and radiation safety protocols to protect patient and staff safety Communicate clearly with patients to reduce anxiety and ensure cooperation What We're Looking For Current CT Technologist certification (ARRT or equivalent state credential) 2+ years of professional CT imaging experience Strong knowledge of CT physics, anatomy, and diagnostic imaging principles Ability to work independently and communicate effectively with physicians and clinical staff Compassion for patients and commitment to quality emergency care Flexibility to adapt to varying patient volumes and clinical priorities More About Orlando Health Orlando Health is a leading integrated healthcare system serving Central Florida with a commitment to advancing patient care and expanding access to quality medical services. Our imaging services support thousands of patients annually across multiple locations, and we invest in technology and team development to keep our clinical staff at the forefront of diagnostic medicine. Ready to Apply? To apply, complete your application directly on this page, or you'll be redirected to the employer's application platform to finish submitting there.
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