Radiology CT Technologist (Weekend)

Role Overview: The CT Technologist performs computed axial tomography procedures using specialized imaging equipment and contrast materials, ensuring accurate patient exams in accordance with departmental protocols and manufacturer guidelines.

• Prepares and administers IV, oral, or rectal contrast, recognizing and responding to adverse reactions.
• Reviews patient history, labs, and radiology orders for completeness and medical necessity.
• Performs multiplanar reformats and 3D rendered images independently, reviewing cases with radiologists when needed.
• Ensures patient, visitor, and environmental safety, reporting safety events promptly.
• Maintains imaging equipment, supplies, and workplace environment, reporting malfunctions timely.
• Assists in training students and new staff; may perform duties of other modalities or serve as acting lead or coordinator.
• Demonstrates technical proficiency, critiques imaging quality, and transfers images to PACS for interpretation.
• Possesses a minimum of one year radiology experience, valid radiologic licenses, and certification in CT or equivalent.

Qualifications & Skills: Associate’s degree or completion certificate in Radiologic Technology, BLS certification, and registered radiologic technologist status. Skills include independent technical judgment, multitasking, patient assessment, and safety adherence.