CT Technologist

Role Overview The CT Technologist performs technical and patient care procedures using a multi-slice CT scanner, including starting IVs, administering contrast, and monitoring equipment. They utilize independent judgment to conduct diagnostic imaging, ensuring exemplary customer service and collaborating within a team. The role involves applying radiology experience in diagnostic X-ray and fluoroscopy work. Qualifications & Skills Completion of a radiologic technology program Washington Radiologic Technologist certification American Heart Association BLS certification American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) registration Within one year: CT or Nuclear Medicine certification Preferred Experience Two years as a Radiologic Technologist, with at least one year in a CT department. Key Duties Perform diagnostic imaging procedures independently Administer contrast agents and monitor patient responses Provide compassionate patient care and excellent customer service Collaborate with healthcare team to ensure quality imaging Additional Information The position is on-site with a pay range of $52.54 - $79.89 per hour, with potential additional compensation options. health coverage retirement plans paid time off well-being resources The role fosters an inclusive, respectful environment supporting professional growth. #J-18808-Ljbffr