CT Technologist

Position Summary

The CT Technologist coordinates and participates in all computerized tomography scanning procedures, setting up, monitoring, and operating complex computerized equipment for diagnostic purposes.

Essential Functions and Responsibilities

• Set up and monitor the computer operation of CT equipment for each patient, ensuring patient safety and proper lifting techniques.
• Provide required patient identification and obtain vital information regarding known allergies and relevant medical history.
• Prepare and administer contrast media intravenously to appropriate patients as protocolled by the Radiologist.
• Make and develop images for permanent records, and store studies on magnetic tape for future reference.
• Organize the daily patient schedule in collaboration with the work-room technician.
• Maintain image quality according to department guidelines, including daily calibration and quality control of equipment.
• Handle electronic/digital image capture, storage, transfer, and duplication.
• Monitor patients for allergic reactions and respond appropriately, including assisting in emergency medical situations and performing basic CPR.
• Ensure safety standards are met in accordance with regulations set forth by relevant health authorities.
• Maintain cleanliness of the working environment and manage department inventory levels for supplies.
• Instruct new personnel as needed.
• Assist Radiologists and other physician specialists in the performance of specialized radiological procedures.
• Review and record pertinent patient history and clinical data to aid in diagnosis.
• Maintain registry in compliance with regulatory agency requirements.
• Participate in departmental quality assessments and continuous improvement initiatives, including goal setting and data evaluation.

Qualifications

• Minimum of 2 years of CT experience is required.
• Experience with Phillips CT equipment is required.
• Travel experience is preferred.

Certification Requirements

• Basic Life Support (BLS) certification is required.
• ARRT certification is required.

Work Schedule

Full-time, with shifts consisting of three 12-hour days. Weekend requirements include one weekend a month.