CT SCAN TECHNOLOGIST

About the Role :

The CT Scan Technologist plays a critical role in the healthcare team by performing computed tomography (CT) imaging procedures that assist physicians in diagnosing and treating medical conditions. This position requires the technologist to operate advanced CT scanning equipment to capture detailed cross-sectional images of patients' internal structures with precision and care. The technologist must ensure patient safety and comfort throughout the imaging process, adhering strictly to radiation safety protocols and clinical guidelines. Additionally, the role involves preparing patients for scans, explaining procedures clearly, and collaborating with radiologists to ensure high-quality diagnostic images. Ultimately, the CT Scan Technologist contributes to accurate diagnosis and effective patient care by delivering reliable imaging results in a timely and professional manner.

Minimum Qualifications :

• Completion of an accredited radiologic technology program with a focus on computed tomography.
• Certification as a CT Technologist by a recognized credentialing body such as the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT).
• Valid state licensure to practice as a radiologic technologist where applicable.
• Demonstrated knowledge of CT imaging protocols, radiation safety, and patient care standards.
• Strong communication skills to effectively interact with patients and healthcare team members.
• Basic life support (BLS) certification or must obtain within 30 days of hire.

Preferred Qualifications :

Responsibilities :

Skills :

The CT Scan Technologist utilizes technical skills daily to operate complex imaging machinery and adjust scanning parameters to capture high-quality diagnostic images. Strong interpersonal skills are essential for explaining procedures to patients, ensuring their comfort, and addressing any concerns to reduce anxiety. Attention to detail is critical when positioning patients and reviewing images to detect any anomalies or artifacts that could affect diagnosis. Knowledge of radiation safety principles is applied consistently to minimize exposure risks to patients and staff. Additionally, organizational skills are used to maintain accurate records, manage workflow efficiently, and collaborate effectively with radiologists and other healthcare professionals to support patient care.

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