CT Scan Technologist

CT Scan TechnologistLocation: Old Bridge, NJ 08857 Duration: 10/26/2026–01/23/2027 (~3 months) Shift: Friday, Saturday & Sunday, 7:00 PM–7:30 AM Schedule: 36 hrs/week, 12 hrs/day, 3x12; weekends required; no holidays; optional on-call; no floating Pay Range: $65-$70/hr.RequirementsRequired Experience:5 years of experienceGeneral CT with and without contrast, CTAs, and perfusionExperience using GE Revolution CT ScannerPreferred Experience:Six months CT experienceEpic and HIS/RIS experienceRequired Education:Graduate of a Radiologic Technologist programHigh school diploma or equivalentRequired Licensure & Certifications:NJ DEP Diagnostic Radiography LicenseARRT Certified R.T.(R) licenseAmerican Heart Association Basic Life Support (BLS) CertificationPreferred Licensure & Certifications:ARRT certified R.T. (CT) licenseRequired Skills:Knowledge of anatomy and physiology, radiological positioning of the human body, CT software and hardware, PACS system, and maintaining CEU creditsARRT (CT) certification within 12 months following hireAHA BLS certification within 3 months following hireAdditional Skills:Usage of GE Revolution CT Scanner, HIS/RIS system, venipuncture, IV patency, IV maintenance procedures, EpicResponsibilitiesPerform complex CT procedures.Review and obtain patient clinical history and ensure documentation is scanned into PACS.Prepare, screen, and review contrast questionnaires and scan documentation into EPIC.Identify and/or administer contrast media as prescribed.Review patient prescriptions and communicate with Radiologist/Referring Physician when clarification or additional clinical information is needed.Verify insurance-authorized exam scripts and send exam modification forms to Finance for insurance re-verification.Obtain outside studies and schedule them in EPIC so CDs and reports are available in PACS for comparison.Provide exam copies to patients, requesting physicians, and/or family members.Evaluate radiographs using PACS to ensure proper identification and diagnostic quality.Gather relevant information from medical records, caregivers, and healthcare providers to prepare scanning protocols and ensure patient safety.Determine whether patients are appropriately prepared for procedures and prepare patients for scanning.Determine appropriate contrast type and dose.Provide patient instructions and address/document questions and concerns.Perform venipuncture, IV patency, and IV maintenance procedures according to established guidelines.Monitor patients for adverse reactions during procedures.Work scheduled weekends and on-call assignments as required by department policy.Lift at least 25 lbs., push/pull at least 50 lbs., and stand at least 6 hours per day.Modify and deliver care according to patient age, culture, language, hearing, visual, developmental, educational, and literacy needs.