Job Summary
The CT Technologist performs computed tomography (CT), general radiology, and fluoroscopy, including portable
procedures, to produce cross-section images of patients internal organs and tissues for diagnosis of medical issues, as
ordered by physicians. The CT Technologist performs this testing for patients of all ages. This position requires rotating
weekends and shifts, holidays, overtime, and on-call as needed to provide 24/7 coverage.

Responsibilities and Duties

Performs accurate CT procedures according to protocol, using optimal techniques and parameters to produce quality
images for patients of all ages, including neonates, child, adolescent, adult and geriatric.
Performs exam segmentation as appropriate for PACS archive.
Ensures correct positioning of patient, prepares equipment and monitors patient condition before, during and after
scanning.
Correctly makes modifications for positioning, slice thickness and intravenous contrast administration.
Explains procedures, gathers pertinent information, reviews and confirms with patient; patient history and information
given by patient on the contrast history questionnaire form.
Performs contrast injections as ordered by physician.
Reports critical findings and report to appropriate personnel.
Assists physicians with invasive procedures as necessary.
Accurately enters data into the HIS system to order exams as necessary.
Uses the RIS to capture patient visit and charge information, including recording exam time, resource usage, procedural
codes, equipment and supplies used.
Adheres to radiation safety measures under the supervision of the Radiologist and further ensures safety of patients,
hospital employees, and physicians in CT exam room and control areas by following all personnel, safety and infection
control policies, National Patient Safety Goals , TJC standards, and proper universal infection control guidelines.
Assembles forms, clinical information and paperwork as indicated for interpretation by physician.
Assists with transportation arrangements for patients to and from the floor as needed.
Supervises radiography students in the clinical setting assisting with education of positioning, anatomy, pathology,
application of radiographic principles and patient care.
Communicates with manager or department director on issues concerning departmental productivity or performance
improvement.
Participates in continuing education and learning experiences to enhance and maintain current knowledge and skills for
continued competence.
Pulls files for upcoming exams as needed.

Qualifications:

EducationDegree/Diploma Program of Study Additional Information
Additional Educational Requirements
Completion of an AMA accredited Radiology Technology program required
Experience# of Years Type of Experience Additional Information
Additional Experience Requirements
2 years clinical experience as a CT Technologist in a hospital setting preferred
Certification & LicensuresCertification / License & State (if applicable) Additional Information
ARRT (R) registered required
ARRT (CT) registry certification required within 2 years of hire
BLS Certification (Basic Life Support) - American Heart Healthcare
Provider (HCP) - AHA approved
required*
Additional Certification/Licensure Requirements
All agency and non-hospital-based applicants must have Virginia Radiologic Technologist license application submitted
prior to hire and licensure obtained within 90 days of hire.
* New hires must have American Heart Association (AHA) appropriate certification prior to completion of
orientation.

Why is This a Great Opportunity:

Great benefits. Relo offered!