CT Imaging Technologist: Precision Diagnostics & Patient Care

UAB Medical West Hospital; McCalla (AL); Sur place; USD 65 000 - 90 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

The CT/MRI Scan Technologist at UAB Medical West Hospital operates CT scanners and related radiology equipment to produce diagnostic images, while ensuring patient safety and comfort throughout procedures. You will prepare patients, explain procedures, review image quality, and collaborate with radiologists to support timely diagnosis.

A radiologic technology program with CT focus, ARRT certification, and state licensure are required; MRI credentials are a plus.

Qualifications

• Completion of an accredited Radiologic Technology program with a CT focus.
• ARRT certification or equivalent.
• Current state licensure as a Radiologic Technologist.
• Additional MRI or imaging modality certifications.
• Knowledge of CT imaging techniques and radiation safety.
• BLS certification.

Responsabilités

• Operate CT scanners and other radiology imaging equipment to capture diagnostic images according to protocols.
• Prepare and position patients for imaging procedures, ensuring comfort and safety.
• Review images for quality and clarity, adjusting as needed for optimal results.
• Maintain detailed patient records and imaging logs in compliance with privacy standards.
• Collaborate with radiologists and healthcare teams to discuss imaging results.
• Ensure imaging equipment is maintained, calibrated, and safe.
• Adhere to radiation safety protocols to minimize exposure.
• Provide clear communication to patients regarding procedures and questions.

Connaissances

Attention to detail

Radiation safety

Patient care

Communication

Formation

Radiologic Technology program with CT focus

Outils

PACS

RIS

Description du poste

The CT/MRI Scan Technologist at UAB Medical West Hospital operates CT scanners and related radiology equipment to produce diagnostic images, while ensuring patient safety and comfort throughout procedures. You will prepare patients, explain procedures, review image quality, and collaborate with radiologists to support timely diagnosis.

A radiologic technology program with CT focus, ARRT certification, and state licensure are required; MRI credentials are a plus.