CT Technologist
Choctaw Nation Health Services Authority (CNHSA)Highlight
Summary
About the Role
About You
- Associate degree in a related field.
- ARRT or ARDMS certification in a relevant modality.
- General knowledge of advanced imaging techniques.
- Certification in Post-Primary Registry within 18 months of employment.
- At least one (1) year of directly related experience.
Benefits
- Free gym membership
- Free access to employee health clinic
- Free lunch for casino & resort associates
- Earned wages access once per week for hourly Associates
- Pet insurance
- Paid vacation / sick time
- Medical / Dental / Vision
- 401(K) with company match
- College tuition reimbursement
- Short-term disability, long-term disability, and family leave
- Employee assistance program
- Employee prescription program
- CNO Paid Life Insurance
- Teladoc
- On Site Dental Clinics (Jet Dental)
- On Site Mammogram Services
- Free diabetes and hypertension monitoring benefit (Livongo)
- Accolade- Concierge Benefits Program
- Wellness Program that equals savings on health insurance cost (Virgin Pulse)
- Maternity Care Program
Halito! The Choctaw Nation Health Services Authority (CNHSA) serves a 10.5 county area located in Southeastern Oklahoma. The Choctaw Nation Health Care Center is the hub of our health system with eight outlying clinics located in Atoka, Broken Bow, Durant, Hugo, Idabel, McAlester, Poteau and Stigler. The clinics are intended to make care accessible to all areas of the Choctaw Nation Service Area. In addition to the hospital and clinics, CNHSA operates a number of other services througout southeastern Oklahoma including a Diabetes Wellness Center, Behavioral Health and Substance Abuse programs, residential treatment facilities and 13 Wellness Centers (fitness centers). CNHSA provides health care using a public health model. According to this model, health promotion and disease prevention are equally important as taking care of sick patients. The public health model makes an effort to keep people well and healthy as opposed to treating them when they become ill. The health system dedicates significant resources to keeping people well.