CT Technologist - Flexible Part-Time Role in Long Island

Job Description

Job Description

Location : Long Island, New York (Huntington and surrounding areas)

Healthcare United is partnering with an established outpatient imaging practice to recruit a Board-Certified Computed Tomography (C / T) Technologist for a part-time position in the Long Island region of New York . This opportunity offers flexibility, professional growth, and a supportive work environment focused on high-quality patient care.

Position Overview

The C / T Technologist will perform Coronary C / T Angiograms and Calcium Scoring studies in a modern, patient-centered outpatient setting. This role provides steady procedural volume and schedule flexibility, ideal for candidates seeking part-time hours with an established imaging team.

Key Highlights

Flexible schedule of 1–2 days per week (specific days determined collaboratively)

Modern imaging facilities and supportive clinical staff

Opportunity to work in a respected private practice serving the Long Island community

Focused scope—coronary C / T angiograms and calcium scoring only

Immediate start available

Responsibilities

Perform C / T angiograms and calcium scoring procedures following established protocols

Ensure patient safety and image quality across all scans

Collaborate with radiologists, physicians, and technologists to coordinate workflow

Maintain accurate records and adhere to quality assurance standards

Contribute to a positive, patient-centered care environment

Requirements

Board Certified in Computed Tomography

Active or eligible New York State license

Minimum of 1–2 years of relevant imaging experience preferred

Strong technical proficiency and attention to detail

Excellent communication and teamwork skills

Benefits

Competitive hourly rate : approximately $65–$75 per hour , commensurate with experience

Flexible, part-time schedule to promote work–life balance

Supportive, collaborative work culture

Opportunity to join a trusted outpatient imaging group serving the Long Island community