CT Lead Technologist - Imaging Leader with $10K Sign-On

Summit Health Management; Philadelphia (Philadelphia County); On-site; USD 58,000 - 73,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Sign-on bonus

Job summary

Summit Health Management seeks a Lead CT Technologist to oversee the Imaging department, ensuring high-quality diagnostic imaging and patient safety. Responsibilities include staff scheduling, QA, and coordination with Radiologists. The role requires ARRT certification, BLS, and 1–2 years radiology experience.

Competitive pay, benefits, and a $10,000 sign-on bonus for full-time incumbents. Candidates must be able to operate PACS and imaging systems across sites in a fast-paced environment.

Qualifications

• Diploma from vocational/technical school required.
• Associates degree preferred.
• 1–2 years radiology tech experience required.
• ARRT certification required.

Responsibilities

• Maintain staffing levels and schedules at sites.
• Direct daily radiology operations per modality/location.
• Provide leadership, training and support for the department.
• Ensure patient safety and delivery of care within budget.
• Prepare patients and document histories.
• Operate imaging equipment safely and produce high-quality images.

Skills

Staff leadership

Quality control

Radiology operations

Patient care

Time management

Education

Diploma from vocational/technical school

Associates degree preferred

1-2 years radiology tech experience

2-4 years radiology experience preferred

ARRT certification required

BLS certification

NJ radiology license

Tools

PACS system

Imaging equipment

Windows OS

Job description

Summit Health Management seeks a Lead CT Technologist to oversee the Imaging department, ensuring high-quality diagnostic imaging and patient safety. Responsibilities include staff scheduling, QA, and coordination with Radiologists. The role requires ARRT certification, BLS, and 1–2 years radiology experience.

Competitive pay, benefits, and a $10,000 sign-on bonus for full-time incumbents. Candidates must be able to operate PACS and imaging systems across sites in a fast-paced environment.