Registered CT – X-Ray Technologist

Shift Information

Weekend Shift: Saturday, Sunday, and Monday – 3/12 hour shifts. On-call 2-3 times each month for emergent night shift coverage.

Minimum Years of Experience

2 years of experience preferred.

Certifications/Requirements

• General Certifications: BLS/BCLS, ACLS
• Allied Health Certifications: ARRT(CT)

Position Summary

The Registered CT – X-Ray Technologist performs a variety of radiographic procedures under the direction of a Radiologist. This role requires independent judgment, ingenuity, and initiative to apply prescribed ionizing radiation for radiologic diagnosis. Responsibilities include operating a computed tomography (CT) scanner to produce cross-sectional radiographs for diagnostic purposes, positioning and immobilizing patients, and administering contrast media as ordered.

Position Responsibilities

• Transport patients according to their physical abilities relevant to the requested exams.
• Utilize positioning aids as necessary to ensure quality patient examinations.
• Operate all CT-associated equipment.
• Safeguard patients in accordance with X-Ray Department protocols.
• Assist in administering contrast media as directed by the Radiologist.
• Participate in special procedures as required.
• Adhere to sterile technique and universal precautions.
• Maintain accurate records as specified by X-Ray Department policies.
• Clean examination rooms after each procedure.
• Restock linens and supplies as needed.

Required Education & Experience

Formal radiology technology training must be completed at an AMA approved institution, and the candidate must be registered by the ARRT. A BLS certification is required.

Physical Demands

This role requires considerable walking, standing, bending, and squatting. It includes reaching forward and overhead, as well as some sitting and climbing. The position involves moving and lifting patients and equipment, which may weigh between 40 lbs. to 250 lbs. with assistance. Manual dexterity for starting an IV and the ability to hear and respond to equipment prompts and alarms are necessary. Effective verbal communication with patients is also essential.

Holiday Coverage

Holiday coverage may be required.