Technologist, CT Imaging

Job Description Summary

Hours &

Location:

Full Time:
Monday-Friday 8am-5pm
1132 S 14th St, Fernandina Beach, FL

The CT Technologist must hold all certifications and licenses related to their scope of practice. They must handle a high volume, fast‑paced environment with a pleasant disposition. Responsibilities include maintaining quality control records, ACR accreditation forms, and daily logs for modality specific areas; proficient use of computer software (PACS, eRad, Athena Clinical and Communicator); obtaining a detailed history for each exam;

performing special procedures and biopsies daily; multi‑tasking with attention to detail; responding to communication from the manager; following all safety protocols to ensure patient and equipment safety; and other duties as assigned.

• Approaches change or newness positively—treats new situations as opportunities for learning or growth, focuses on the beneficial aspects of change, speaks positively about it to others.
• Acknowledges people, greets customers promptly and courteously, and gives customers full attention.
• Actively listens—handles upset customers by hearing them out, empathizing, apologizing, and taking personal responsibility for resolving problems/issues.
• Checks equipment—monitors and checks equipment and work area to ensure operational and safety compliance.
• Demonstrates concern and empathy to patients; performs procedures in a caring, compassionate, and respectful manner.
• Performs examinations in accordance with established operating procedures and routines accurately and in a timely manner; is responsible for imaging, recording, and processing images.
• Obtains and documents a complete patient history related to the procedure ordered; obtains informed consent per departmental policy.
• Maintains effective communication with patients and provides explanations of procedures within scope of practice.
• Demonstrates knowledge of occurrence reporting (patient case) in Athena and reports potential patient safety issues.
• Maintains proactive communication with the radiologist regarding unusual clinical findings, history, test results, and implications.
• Ensures physician order for procedure is entered accurately and consults resources to clarify unfamiliar or questionable orders.
• Optimizes use of supplies, equipment, and services to maintain high quality of care at lowest cost, actively seeking ways to control costs without compromising safety or quality.
• Ensures orders match diagnosis to enable proper reimbursement for services.
• Demonstrates a patient‑first approach, introduces self and role, and acts as a patient advocate to keep the best interests of the patient at the forefront.
• Willingly assists co‑workers to achieve goals and acts as a resource to co‑workers as appropriate.
• Actively participates in staff meetings and in‑services.
• Assumes personal responsibility for professional development and promotes development of self and others through professional organization participation, educational opportunities, etc.
• Acts as an "ambassador" for MPG by promoting a professional and positive image of the organization’s capabilities and services to the public.

State of Florida Radiologic Technologist, BLS, RT(R), RT(CT), or exam pass within one year of start date.

Associate’s degree or equivalent from a two‑year college or accredited radiologic school; six months to one year of related experience and/or training (preferred); or an equivalent combination of education and experience.

• 3 weeks PTO & 8 paid holidays
• Medical, Dental, Vision coverage
• Employer‑paid Basic Life & Short‑Term Disability coverage (effective after 1 year of full‑time employment)
• 401(k) with match
• Employee Wellness program
• Other employee discount programs such as Tickets at Work and cell‑phone discounts
• Dependent Care FSA, Voluntary Life, Long‑Term Disability, Critical Illness, Pet Insurance, and more