Radiology Tech, CT Scan Tech Permanent Pay: Up to $111K/YR

Radiology Technologist CT Scan Tech

We are seeking a skilled Radiology Technologist specializing in CT Scans to join our team. In this role, you will operate advanced computed tomography (CT) equipment to produce detailed diagnostic images, ensuring high-quality care and accurate results for patients.

Key Responsibilities:

• Prepare patients for CT scan procedures by explaining the process, answering questions, and positioning them correctly.
• Operate CT scan equipment to capture high-quality diagnostic images while ensuring patient safety and comfort.
• Administer contrast materials when necessary to enhance imaging results, following established safety protocols.
• Collaborate with physicians to analyze imaging results and provide accurate diagnostic support.
• Maintain and calibrate CT equipment to ensure optimal performance and compliance with safety standards.
• Document procedures and maintain accurate patient records in compliance with regulatory requirements.

Work Environment:

• Work in hospitals, diagnostic imaging centers, or outpatient facilities equipped with advanced CT technology.
• Engage in a fast-paced environment requiring attention to detail and technical expertise.
• Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team dedicated to delivering exceptional patient care.

Benefits:

• Competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package.
• Access to cutting-edge technology and ongoing training opportunities.
• A supportive work environment focused on professional growth and innovation.

*This information is based on the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). Actual job responsibilities may vary by location.

Additional Employer Description

Computed Tomography Technologists use computerized tomography (CT) scanners to produce cross-section images of patients' internal organs and tissues for the diagnosis of medical issues. A CT scan technologist must be able to accurately interpret a physician's scanning instructions, administer contrast materials, prepare and operate the CT scan equipment, and position the patient to capture the appropriate images. Generally speaking, a CT technologist should be in good health because maneuvering equipment and patients who are disabled may pose physical challenges. CT scanners emit radiation, which can be harmful for the technologist and patient if proper safety procedures are not followed.

Shift

Variable Days - 40 Hrs

Hours

40 Hrs/Wk

Start Date

2026-10-05