CT Technologist

Job Overview

The CT Technologist will be responsible for performing high-quality computed tomography scans while ensuring the safety and comfort of patients. This position requires proficiency in starting intravenous (IV) lines and familiarity with both CT and General X-ray procedures. The role primarily involves working with out-patients, but may also include some emergency department cases.

Shift Information

• Shift Days: Monday – Friday
• Shift Hours: 10:00 AM – 6:30 PM
• Shift Length: 8 hours

Responsibilities

• Perform CT scans for various modalities including, but not limited to: Head, Spine, Abdomen, Pelvis, and Extremities.
• Start IV lines when necessary, specifically if existing IVs are inadequate.
• Administer patient care and ensure the overall safety and comfort of patients during procedures.
• Maintain accurate patient records using EPIC and McKesson PACS software.
• Work independently, particularly during quieter hours when staffing may be limited.
• Assist in covering General X-ray as needed.

Qualifications

• Required Certifications:
  • BLS (American Heart Association)
  • Certified CT Technologist – ARRT (CT)
• Must possess a valid Washington state license.
• Minimum of 2 years of experience in computed tomography.
• Proficiency in starting IVs is essential.
• Experience in a small department setting is preferred but not mandatory.

Department Information

• Department: Radiology – CT
• Number of Scanners: 1 CT scanner, 1 X-ray room, and 1 Portable X-ray
• Average Number of Scans: Generally between 2-6 CT scans and 1-4 X-rays per night.
• Radiologist Availability: On-site Monday, Wednesday, and Friday; teleradiology otherwise.

Additional Notes

Successful candidates will go through department-specific orientation and training, including EPIC training. Uniform scrubs are to be chosen by the candidate, with no specific color mandated.