Multi Cross Trained CT Technologist - CT Imaging

Multi Cross Trained CT Technologist - CT Imaging To be fully engaged in providing Quality/No Harm, Customer Experience, and Stewardship by: being committed to the Health First I CARE Values (Integrity, Compassion, Accountability, Respect, Excellence); contributing to a positive and productive work environment; producing quality images; following all HF, hospital, and departmental protocols; mentoring technical development of co‑workers and students; remaining flexible to move from CT to another modality as needed; rotating through each modality on a regularly scheduled basis (minimum 25% of work time per modality); and completing cross‑training to meet departmental needs. Job Requirements Certified and registered in radiography or radiation therapy by the ARRT and maintaining certification; or certified and registered in nuclear medicine technology by ARRT or NMTCB; current Florida State License as a General Radiographer; either cross‑trained in CT or completing a formal CT education program that meets ARRT requirements; Advanced ARRT (CT) examination within two years of hire; prior CT experience preferred; current AHA BLS Healthcare Provider Completion Card; computer‑related skills; excellent oral and written communication; ability to report to the department within 30 minutes when on call. Primary Accountabilities Quality/No Harm Maintain a safe environment for patients, colleagues, and oneself. Ensure correct procedure is performed by verifying two patient ID forms for every patient. Perform a “time out” prior to starting any invasive procedure. Adhere to ALARA principles of radiation safety. Know the location of emergency equipment and how to use it. Be familiar with the Health First Emergency Kardex and responsibilities in emergent codes. Assist with hurricane preparedness and duties as a Health First associate. Follow infection control policies; practice aseptic and sterile techniques. Effectively document and communicate pertinent and required information. Report malfunctioning equipment promptly. Accurately complete all required documentation and forms (e.g., patient history, pregnancy status, IV contrast, procedural consent, MAR, safety portal, medication reconciliation, PACS). Review exam orders from medical charts before performing an exam. Obtain pertinent patient history from requisition, patient, medical chart, or other sources. Perform procedure protocols, produce images that meet quality standards, and follow all federal, state, and regional regulations and Joint Commission/ACR standards. Properly position patients and use appropriate technique. Keep exam rooms clean, neat, stocked, and disinfected; ensure equipment is ready for the next patient. Follow image retrieval and filing procedures. Participate in quality initiatives and suggest departmental improvements. Accept additional responsibilities to assist with departmental goals and initiatives. Attend required staff meetings and sign off on minutes. Prepare and/or administer medications within scope of practice as prescribed. Stewardship Use supplies and equipment with care. Enter computer data accurately and charge for all procedures and supplies. Demonstrate effective time‑management skills. Complete tasks in a timely and concise manner. Assist in other department areas or act as a Health First representative when needed. Use the Kronos time‑clock system properly, reporting to work area on time and following break and lunch policies. Maintain flexibility, adapt to workflow changes, and meet the organization’s needs based on patient volume. Customer Experience Communicate effectively with customers (patients, LIP, associates, public) using excellent customer‑relation skills. Provide appropriate pre‑ and post‑procedure education. Respond appropriately to patient/family concerns or complaints. Demonstrate sensitivity to patient privacy and dignity. Practice the I‑CARE PROMISE: Introduce myself and my role, Clarify what I will be doing, Ask for questions, Respond with information and concern, Go the extra mile. Work Experience Prior CT experience preferred. Physical Demands Walk, bend, stoop, reach, and lift during shift. Move, lift, or position patients as required. Push wheelchairs, stretchers, and beds. Dependable and flexible for required shift coverage. Lifting up to 40 pounds unassisted several times per day. Wear lead aprons for extended periods. Mental Demands Work effectively and efficiently in a stressful environment. Respond to life‑threatening situations. Multi‑task. Demonstrate critical thinking, problem‑solving, and decision‑making skills. Maintain professional conduct and ethical principles. Organize well and relate to all customers. Benefits At Health First, diversity and inclusion are essential for growth. We build a culture that recognizes, encourages, and respects diverse voices, fostering a collaborative environment that delivers better results. Schedule Part‑Time Paygrade

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