CT Technologist Float
Company : Catholic Health Initiatives
Location : Sacramento, CA, 95816-3300
Job Type : Full Time
Salary : 41.14-61.2 HOUR
Date Posted : 8 January 2026
Job Summary and Responsibilities
The CT Technologist Float position is responsible for knowing their professional scope of practice as defined by the California Business and Professional Code and for satisfactorily completing the Dignity Health Medical Foundation orientation period that includes demonstrating skills and behaviors that meet a fully competent level of performance. CT Technologist Floats maintain a clean, organized, and safe environment and perform patient care services that support the physician /provider's practice under the supervision of the radiologists, other licensed staff and Management. This includes assisting in prepping patients for CT examinations, relaying instructions from the radiologist to a patient or authorized person, and collecting patient data, documenting patient concerns, patient messages, and care provided to the patient in the patient's medical record for the radiologist's review, and performing diagnostic medical imaging. May be required to work in other modalities with appropriate licensure. This position requires the incumbent to travel to various DHAI sites as needed, and to be flexible with schedule.
Job Requirements
Minimum Qualifications:
- High School Graduate or GED
- Satisfactory completion of a formal AMA school of Radiologic Technology or equivalent to an AMA Technologic program
- Medical Radiographer: CA (MRAD:CA)
- Registered Technologist Radiography ARRT (RTR)
- Basic Life Support - CPR (BLS-CPR)
- Excellent interpersonal, organizational, and customer service skills are essential.
- Demonstrated knowledge of anatomy and physiology for imaging, proper operation of and care of radiology diagnostic equipment, and radiation safety.
- Ability to travel to multiple locations throughout the Greater Sacramento Area.
Preferred Qualifications:
Medical terminology and familiarity with an electronic practice management system and PACS.
One (1) year experience as a CT tech
Six (6) months experience in an outpatient environment
Dignity Health Medical Foundation, established in 1993, is a California nonprofit public benefit corporation with care centers throughout California. Dignity Health Medical Foundation is an affiliate of Dignity Health - one of the largest health systems in the nation - with hospitals and care centers in California, Arizona and Nevada. Today, Dignity Health Medical Foundation works hand-in-hand with physicians and providers throughout California to provide comprehensive health care services to the many communities we serve. As Dignity Health Medical Foundation continues to grow and establish new premier care centers, we provide increasing support and investment in the latest technologies, finest physicians and state-of-the-art medical facilities. We strive to create purposeful work settings where staff can provide great care, while advancing in knowledge and experience through challenging work assignments and stimulating relationships. Our staff is well-trained and highly skilled, qualities that are vital to maintaining excellence in care and service.
Dignity Health Advanced Imaging, a service of Dignity Health Medical Foundation, provides cutting-edge diagnostic imaging services at 23 locations across Redding, Santa Cruz, Sacramento, Woodland. Our team of 160 staff members work with our specialty trained and board certified radiologists to provide high quality care to our patients. The locations perform more than 175,000 exams annually with the goal of providing top quality imaging, compassionate care, and timely service with a smile.
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Frequently asked questions
Yes, CT Technologist Float positions in Sacramento often involve visiting multiple locations within the region. Flexibility to travel between Dignity Health Advanced Imaging centers ensures coverage across facilities and exposure to diverse patient care environments.
In California, a CT Technologist Float must hold valid Medical Radiographer CA (MRAD:CA) and Registered Technologist Radiography ARRT (RTR) certifications. Additionally, possessing Basic Life Support (BLS-CPR) certification is critical for patient safety during imaging procedures.
Having at least six months of outpatient experience strengthens a candidate’s profile for CT Technologist Float jobs, indicating familiarity with fast-paced imaging environments and patient interaction, which aligns well with duties in outpatient care centers.
CT Technologist Floats must adapt quickly to varying protocols across multiple sites and potentially cover different imaging modalities, requiring exceptional organizational skills and broad technical knowledge beyond typical CT duties.
At Catholic Health Initiatives, CT Technologist Floats benefit from exposure to cutting-edge imaging tech and multidisciplinary teams, paving the way for advancement into specialized imaging roles or leadership positions within the extensive Dignity Health network.
Catholic Health Initiatives invests in continuous education and provides access to the latest imaging technologies, ensuring CT Technologist Floats stay current with certifications and develop professionally within a supportive healthcare system.
Salaries for CT Technologist Floats in Sacramento typically range from $75,000 to $95,000 annually, depending on experience and certifications, reflecting the competitive pay scale for diagnostic imaging professionals in California's healthcare sector.
Sacramento's healthcare industry exhibits steady demand for CT Technologist Floats, driven by multiple imaging centers and hospitals requiring flexible, skilled technologists to support high patient volumes and diverse diagnostic needs.
In Sacramento, CT Technologist Floats often encounter a mix of urban and suburban patient populations, requiring adaptability in handling diverse cases and frequent travel between facilities, which may be less prevalent in more centralized locations.
Mastery of radiation safety, anatomy for imaging, patient prep, and proficiency with electronic practice management systems are crucial. Strong interpersonal skills also enable effective communication with patients and radiologists across multiple sites.