Role: The CT Technologist performs diagnostic imaging procedures, primarily using CT and X-ray modalities, on adult and pediatric patients for diagnosis and treatment purposes.
Responsibilities: Prepare patients and equipment, independently perform imaging studies, including on-call and portable exams, and ensure quality control.
Qualifications: Requires an associate degree or trade school certification. Certifications such as IEMA (excluding MRI), RTR, CT, MR, M, BD, CI, VI, RCIS, or RCES are preferred.
Experience & Skills: No experience required; two or more years of experience and additional certifications like CPR and IV therapy are preferred.
Key duties: Conduct diagnostic imaging procedures, prepare patients, operate equipment, and maintain quality standards.
Additional: Offers benefits including medical, dental, vision, retirement plans, tuition assistance, and paid time off. The role emphasizes delivering exceptional patient care in a specialized, patient-centered environment.
Note: This description highlights the general responsibilities, qualifications, and benefits associated with the role.