CT Technologist

Role Overview The CT Technologist performs advanced technical and patient care procedures using a multi‑slice CT scanner, ensuring high‑quality imaging and patient safety through independent judgment. Responsibilities include operating imaging equipment, administering contrast agents, starting IVs, and providing excellent patient communication and care. The role also involves performing diagnostic X‑ray and fluoroscopy procedures as needed, contributing to a team‑oriented environment. Role Overview The CT Technologist performs advanced technical and patient care procedures using a multi‑slice CT scanner, ensuring high‑quality imaging and patient safety through independent judgment. Responsibilities include operating imaging equipment, administering contrast agents, starting IVs, and providing excellent patient communication and care. The role also involves performing diagnostic X‑ray and fluoroscopy procedures as needed, contributing to a team‑oriented environment. Qualifications & Skills Completion of a formal radiologic technology program Washington Radiologic Technologist certification upon hire Basic Life Support (BLS) certification National Registered Technologist in Radiography upon hire Within one year, obtain CT certification or Nuclear Medicine Technology Certification Preferred Experience: Two years as a Radiologic Technologist, including at least one year in a CT department. #J-18808-Ljbffr