6-Month CT Tech Training: Hands-On Clinical Prep

Vanderbilt Health; Nashville (TN); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Sign-on bonus

Job summary

Vanderbilt Health in Nashville offers a 6-month CT technologist training program that combines asynchronous online coursework with in-person clinical training to prepare students for the ARRT CT certification. The program includes self-paced study, weekly didactic hours, supervised clinical rotations, and a night shift schedule; a $7,500 sign-on bonus is available for full‑time candidates.

Graduates join Vanderbilt Health's diagnostic imaging team and contribute to safe, high‑quality patient

Qualifications

• Certification in CT is a post-primary specialty.
• Qualified applicants must have certification in at least one of three primary pathways: radiography, nuclear medicine technology, or radiation therapy.
• Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis.

Responsibilities

• Reviews radiology exam requests and patient identification to ensure safe, appropriate and cost effective imaging.
• Applies broad range of skills to ensure exam is completed timely and meets quality and compliance standards.
• Provides appropriate CT screening process to patients, staff and self according to prescribed safety standards.
• The responsibilities listed are a general overview of the position and additional duties may be assigned.

Skills

Radiology basics

Anatomy & Physiology knowledge

Safety & compliance

Patient documentation

Education

Graduate of an approved discipline-specific program

Job description

Vanderbilt Health in Nashville offers a 6-month CT technologist training program that combines asynchronous online coursework with in-person clinical training to prepare students for the ARRT CT certification. The program includes self-paced study, weekly didactic hours, supervised clinical rotations, and a night shift schedule; a $7,500 sign-on bonus is available for full‑time candidates.

Graduates join Vanderbilt Health's diagnostic imaging team and contribute to safe, high‑quality patient