CT Diagnostic Imaging Technologist

Aura Health; Horizon City (TX); On-site; USD 41,000 - 62,000; Full time

Job summary

Aura Health in Horizon City, TX seeks a Diagnostic Imaging Technologist specialized in CT to deliver high-quality scans and patient-centered care. You will operate CT equipment, position patients, apply appropriate imaging techniques, and maintain meticulous records while adhering to radiation safety standards.

The role emphasizes precision, infection control, and clear communication with patients and the care team to ensure diagnostic quality and patient comfort throughout the imaging process.

Qualifications

• Proficiency in CT imaging equipment operation and technique selection.
• Strong patient handling and positioning skills.
• Ability to assess image quality and troubleshoot common issues.
• Knowledge of radiation safety standards and infection control practices.
• Accurate documentation and attention to detail.
• Patient-focused communication and professionalism.

Responsibilities

• Operate CT imaging equipment to produce high-quality diagnostic scans.
• Position patients correctly and monitor them throughout imaging.
• Select appropriate imaging techniques based on clinical needs.
• Evaluate scan quality and ensure images meet diagnostic requirements.
• Maintain accurate imaging records and documentation.
• Follow radiation safety protocols and sterile practices.
• Support patient comfort and assist with care before, during, and after scans.

Skills

CT imaging operation

Patient handling and positioning

Image quality assessment

Radiation safety standards

Documentation and record-keeping

Patient-focused communication

Job description

Aura Health in Horizon City, TX seeks a Diagnostic Imaging Technologist specialized in CT to deliver high-quality scans and patient-centered care. You will operate CT equipment, position patients, apply appropriate imaging techniques, and maintain meticulous records while adhering to radiation safety standards.

The role emphasizes precision, infection control, and clear communication with patients and the care team to ensure diagnostic quality and patient comfort throughout the imaging process.