CT Technologist - Rotation

Role Overview Seeking a CT Technologist I to perform advanced CT procedures under general supervision, acquiring diagnostic images for physician use. The role involves operating CT scanners, power injectors, and computer systems across multiple locations, ensuring adherence to safety protocols and dose management guidelines based on Image Gently standards. Responsibilities include patient preparation, positioning, immobilization, and shielding, as well as performing interventional CT procedures and advanced CTA imaging such as TAVR, EVAR, and cardiac studies. The technologist must maintain comprehensive knowledge of clinical histories, anatomy, physiology, and physics to optimize image quality while minimizing patient dose. They interpret technical factors to improve scan quality and speed, ensuring protocols align with clinical criteria and guidelines. The role requires maintaining proficiency in operating different CT systems, understanding pharmacology, and managing imaging data. The position involves providing care for patients across various age groups and maintaining a safe, collaborative clinical environment.

Qualifications & Skills

• Graduate from a Specialty Training Program in Radiologic Technology (required).
• Bachelor’s degree in a related field (preferred).
• Technical expertise in CT scanner operation, image acquisition, and post-processing.
• Knowledge of clinical histories, anatomy, physiology, physics, and dose management.
• Ability to perform interventional and advanced CTA procedures.
• Strong understanding of safety protocols, patient preparation, and protocol compliance.
• Effective communication skills and attention to detail.
• Flexibility to operate multiple CT systems at different locations.

Additional competencies include maintaining current knowledge of protocols, ensuring patient safety, and contributing to a collaborative healthcare team environment.