CT/Xray Technologist. Currently, full-time positions are available. Nights, days, and weekends available.
For employees who work at least 24 hours a week, the following benefits are available:
Medical, Dental, Vision, Paid Time Off, Paid Sick Time, Holiday, 403(b) Retirement Programs, Life Insurance Plans, Shift Differential, Worker Compensation.
The deadline to apply is September 30, 2026
Leadville, Colorado, is a historic Victorian-era mining town and the highest incorporated city in the United States, situated at 10,152 feet—nearly two miles above sea level. Nestled in the heart of the Rocky Mountains and surrounded by iconic 14,000-foot peaks such as Mount Elbert and Mount Massive, Leadville offers breathtaking alpine scenery and a truly authentic mountain-town experience.
Unlike larger resort communities known for luxury retail and high tourist traffic, Leadville retains its genuine Colorado character. The town is known for its welcoming, community-focused atmosphere, historic architecture, and rich mining heritage. With no major chain stores and a vibrant mix of long-time residents, outdoor enthusiasts, and local families, Leadville offers a distinctive environment where neighbors know each other and small-town values remain strong.
Leadville has a close-knit population of approximately 2,600–3,000 residents, with roughly 7,700 people across Lake County. The area offers a peaceful rural-suburban setting without the congestion of larger mountain destinations. Residents enjoy exceptional year-round outdoor recreation, including hiking, biking, and fishing at nearby lakes such as Turquoise Lake and Twin Lakes. Winter activities include skiing and snowshoeing at Ski Cooper, a family-friendly ski area just outside town. The community also hosts renowned endurance events such as the Leadville Race Series, attracting athletes from around the world.
St. Vincent General Hospital District—commonly known as St. Vincent Health—has served the Leadville community since the late 1800s, with roots dating back to 1879. As a critical access hospital, the organization provides essential healthcare services to local residents and visitors across Lake County and the surrounding high-country region.
St. Vincent Health offers a comprehensive range of services, including:
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24/7 emergency department and ambulance services
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Primary and family medicine
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Visiting specialty care (including cardiology, urology, general surgery, pain management, podiatry, and ophthalmology)
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Minor elective outpatient procedures
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Physical therapy and rehabilitation services
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Diagnostic imaging and laboratory services
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Occupational health and sleep studies
The organization is known for its collaborative, team-oriented culture, where healthcare professionals work closely together in a supportive rural hospital environment. Employees often cite the opportunity to make a meaningful impact in a small community, maintain a strong work–life balance, and enjoy competitive benefits—including retirement plans, shift differentials, and benefits eligibility for many part-time roles.
Working at St. Vincent Health offers the unique opportunity to combine a rewarding healthcare career with an exceptional mountain lifestyle. For individuals seeking purposeful work, strong community connections, and access to world-class outdoor recreation, Leadville provides a rare and inspiring place to live and serve.
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One year of experience performing CT and X-ray procedures is preferred.
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Registered with the American Registry of Radiologic Technicians (ARRT)
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Subspecialty CT certification required
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Subspecialty Mammography is preferred.
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Ability to communicate effectively
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Bilingual in English and Spanish preferred.
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Familiarity with electronic medical records systems and basic management software is preferred.
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Able to make decisions under pressure
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Able to work independently
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Able to lift up to 50 pounds frequently, push and pull up to 75 pounds
The CT & X-ray technologist is responsible for a wide variety of professional technical imaging procedures and obtaining diagnostic medical radiological images in compliance with State and Federal regulations and accepted standards of care.
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Performs clinical assessment and diagnostic radiologic examinations.
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Prepare exam room and imaging equipment to conduct radiologic examinations in accordance with infectious disease, sterilization, and patient safety protocols, policies, and procedures.
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Assume responsibility for the safety of the patient during the radiologic examination.
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Review patient medical history and supporting clinical information.
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Ensure that the radiologic examination order is complete, contains relevant information, and meets the standard of “medical necessity.”
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Evaluate any contraindications, insufficient patient preparation, and the patient’s inability or unwillingness to tolerate the examination and associated procedures.
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Communicate with the patient in a manner appropriate to the patient’s ability to understand.
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Use proper patient positioning tools, devices, equipment adjustment, and ergonomically correct scanning techniques to ensure patient comfort and safety and to prevent compromised data acquisition and musculoskeletal injury to the technologist.
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Conducted patient clinical assessment and performed the diagnostic medical radiologic examination ordered by the supervising physician in accordance with professional and facility protocols.
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Apply independent, professional, ethical judgment and critical thinking to safely perform diagnostic radiologic procedures.
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Apply independent judgment during the radiologic examination to ensure that the examination images accurately capture appropriate anatomical, pathological, and clinical conditions.
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Except as authorized by written facility policies and procedures, refer specific diagnostic, treatment, or prognosis questions to the appropriate physician or healthcare professional.
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Additional radiologic imaging is acquired to facilitate optimum diagnostic results for the interpreting physician.
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Identify and document any limitations to the radiologic examination.
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Review examination images, synthesize examination results, and prepare the preliminary findings.
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Maintain patient privacy and confidentiality in accordance with privacy laws (e.g., HIPAA) and facility policies and procedures.
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Adhere to accepted professional and ethical standards.
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Provide patient services consistent with the Scope of Practice and Clinical Standards for the Radiologic Technologist.
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Perform quality control procedures to ensure the radiologic equipment operates optimally.
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Exercise responsibility to ensure that the radiologic equipment is functioning accurately.
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Document any incidental findings that might impact patient safety or patient care and provide that information to the interpreting physician.
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Operate the Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS).
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Ensure that the radiologic examination results meet the facility standards for Quality Assurance before findings are released for interpretation.
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Carry out Quality Assurance protocols and Quality Improvement measures within the facility.
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Maintains confidentiality in all health information matters.
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Establish and maintain collaborative working relationships with co-workers, administrators, and health care team members.
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Foster a collaborative atmosphere with other members of the healthcare team.
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Assist with the education and training of radiologic students and physician residents.
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Other duties as assigned.
