CT Technologist

Job Description

Job Summary:

• The CT Technologist performs CT procedures and diagnostic imaging examinations, ensuring image quality, patient safety, and compliance with established protocols.

Duties & Responsibilities:

• Perform CT scans according to established protocols and departmental standards.
• Verify patient identity, obtain patient history, document pregnancy status when applicable, and ensure patient safety.
• Acquire and manipulate images, perform multiplanar and 3D reconstructions, and select appropriate window and level settings.
• Administer oral and IV contrast according to protocols and established safety procedures.
• Establish IV access and verify required laboratory values and contrast eligibility before injection.
• Transfer and verify images using PACS, EMR, and other imaging systems.
• Ensure accurate patient demographics, imaging documentation, and exam charges.
• Complete, modify, or cancel imaging orders as appropriate and promptly address duplicate orders.
• Maintain an efficient workflow, produce high-quality diagnostic images, and keep the work area clean and organized.
• Review patient charts and reports for clinical correlation.
• Assist with challenging procedures and research activities as needed.
• Precept and support the training of new employees and students.
• Document incidents and contribute to departmental quality improvement efforts.

Required Qualifications:

• Completion of an accredited Radiologic Science educational program.
• ARRT certification or eligibility for registry.
• Advanced certification in CT required.
• Registry-eligible candidates must provide a diploma from an accredited program.
• Candidates must obtain registration within one year of employment and maintain registry status and continuing education requirements.
• Current Healthcare Provider BLS certification.
• Education, training, and experience sufficient to perform the required duties.

Preferred Qualifications:

• Client CT equipment experience preferred.

Note:

• Candidates must meet the required certification and licensure criteria.