Radiology - CT Tech

Radiology - CT Tech

Profession: Technologist

Specialty: Computed Tomography (CT)

Duration: 13 weeks

Shift: Wednesday - Friday

Hours per Shift: 12.5 hours

Experience: 2+ years recent CT Tech experience

License: Must have active American Heart Association BLS certification

Certifications: BLS (AHA)

Must-Have: COVID vaccine – declinations not accepted

Description:Under general supervision, performs all CT procedures.Operates computed tomography and radiography equipment to obtain quality diagnostic images.Prepares examination area, positions patient for procedures, and adjusts imaging equipment to correct settings for examinations done within the department.Assists physicians in the performance of examinations.Prepares patient for examination and sets up and manipulates the use of all computed tomography, data processing, and ancillary equipment required for computed tomography procedures.Calculates and selects proper techniques and protocols using ALARA.Uses only the combinations that will safeguard the patient, staff, and equipment.Assists physicians during procedures with medical equipment and instruments, as well as with the administration of contrast materials and medications.Demonstrates ability to use sterile technique for procedures when applicable.Transfers image data to PACS and V-RAD environments for physician review and interpretation of images.Maintains records and/or technical notations on each case as required by regulatory agencies and ensures files and records are properly completed with correct information.Maintains cleanliness and sanitation of work area and ensures that the area is properly stocked and supplied for specific procedures.Draws blood and introduces IVs according to established procedures.Assists in scheduling and flow of computed tomography examinations to ensure optimal utilization of equipment and personnel.Demonstrates and assists in instruction of computed tomography equipment, operation, and theory to radiologic technology students and other professional and ancillary personnel.Participates in the formal teaching program and in-service education programs as required.Performs a variety of related clerical tasks, such as retrieving radiographic film records, filing films, answering phones, relaying messages, registering, and scheduling patients.