CT Technologist

Overview

Radiologic Technologist-Computed Tomography

Role: CT Technologist to join the medical imaging team. This position involves performing specialized CT radiology procedures to support diagnosis and patient care in a fast-paced environment while utilizing modern imaging technology.

• Patient Interaction:
  Explain CT examination procedures, ensure patient preparation, and provide clear instructions for comfort and understanding during the process.
• Clinical Procedure:
  Review requisitions, assess patient medical history, and perform CT imaging procedures to achieve diagnostic-quality results.
• Equipment Setup:
  Prepare the CT equipment and procedure room, ensuring necessary supplies are stocked.
• Imaging:
  Operate the CT scanner, adjust equipment settings as needed, and analyze anatomical structures for accurate results.
• Contrast Administration:
  Administer intravenous contrast media with power injectors, monitor for reactions, and provide immediate care when necessary.
• Assistance with Sterile Procedures:
  Assist Radiologists during complex diagnostic procedures (e.g., biopsies) using sterile techniques.
• Radiation Protection:
  Apply ALARA principles, shield patients appropriately, and select safe equipment settings to minimize exposure.
• Data Management:
  Ensure high-quality image delivery to PACS, resolve image exceptions, and maintain RIS records.
• Collaboration and Communication:
  Maintain strong communication with team members and patients and uphold customer service standards.
• Documentation:
  Complete necessary medical and radiology information system documentation to support clinical and billing functions.
• Other duties as assigned.

• Education:
  
  Associate Degree in Applied Science in Radiology.
• Certification & Licensure: BLS certification from the American Heart Association; ARRT registration with advanced CT or registry-eligible.
• Experience:
  
  Minimum of 2 years as a CT Technologist in a hospital or clinical setting.
• Skills & Abilities:
  Strong interpersonal and communication skills; ability to work independently in a fast-paced environment; commitment to teamwork and customer service excellence; willingness to obtain training for peripheral IV insertion.
• Additional
  
  Experience:
  
  Experience in a mobile unit setting or with specialized patient populations.

• On-site position at a medical center or hospital; potential for mobile unit work at various facilities.
• Full-time, on-site role with occasional patient transport duties.
• Location:
  
  Michigan;
  
  Schedule:
  
  Monday–Friday, 2:00pm–2:30am.
• Contract:
  
  13 weeks with potential for extension.

If you're interested, please reply to this advertisement or email your resume to dennise or call/text . We aim to reply within 48 hours. Thank you!