CT Radiographer II Weekend Option

University of Maryland Medical System; Easton (MD); On-site; USD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

University of Maryland Medical System seeks a CT Technologist to perform routine and specialized CT imaging procedures across locations. The role requires selecting accurate technical factors and following dose-reduction guidelines, with a focus on patient care and safety.

Responsibilities include documenting care in EHRs, maintaining equipment, and participating in performance improvement initiatives. Eligible for a $15,000 sign-on bonus with a 2-year commitment; schedule includes nights

Qualifications

• Associate degree or certificate in radiologic technology from an accredited program.
• ARRT (R) and (CT) certification; Maryland radiographer license.
• Basic Cardiac Life Support (BCLS) certification.

Responsibilities

• Performs CT imaging procedures with appropriate technical factors for each patient.
• Adheres to dose optimization principles (Image Wisely/Image Gently).
• Documents patient care activity in electronic health records.
• Maintains supplies and reports equipment/environmental issues per policy.
• Participates in departmental performance improvement and training initiatives.

Education

Associate degree or Certificate in radiologic technology

Tools

EHR systems

Job description

Job Requirements Job Description Overview

Under general supervision, performs routine and specialized CT imaging procedures. Schedule: WEO Sat, Sun, Mon Nights 7p-7:30a$15,000 Sign on Bonus w/2 year employment commitment.

Key Responsibilities

• Key Responsibility 1: Executes basic clinical competence in CT, in all locations, across all patient types. Selects accurate technical factors on an individual patient basis and demonstrates knowledge and skills necessary to provide care appropriate to age of the patient. Observes concepts of Image Wisely/Image Gently for dose reduction. Administers contrast according to facility policy. Actively participates in the Clinical Ladder Program, if implemented, at the individual System hospital/location, meeting and maintaining all Program standards and requirements.
• Key Responsibility 2: Applies knowledge of CT principles and practices, including anatomy and physiology, radiation safety and physics, patient positioning and patient care skills. Adheres to Joint Commission, State, Federal, organizational and departmental regulatory compliance standards.
• Key Responsibility 3: Documents accurate patient care activity in various electronic health records systems.
• Key Responsibility 4: Ensures a safe and appropriate work environment. Maintains supplies and inventory in area. Informs appropriate colleague when supplies need to be ordered from outside vendors. Documents and reports related equipment/environmental problems in accordance with policy. Follows equipment quality control procedures with appropriate documentation.
• Key Responsibility 5: Actively participates in departmental and organizational performance improvement initiatives and efforts to improve workflows, patient experience and quality. Actively participates in student and employee training and education activities.

Work Experience Qualifications

• EducationAssociate degree, or Certificate, in radiologic technology from a program accredited by an agency recognized by the US Department of Education (USDE) or Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA).
• Experience1+ yearsLicensures/CertificationsRegistered with the American Registry of Radiologic Technology ARRT (R) and (CT)Licensed Radiographer - State of MarylandBasic Cardiac Life Support Certification

Preferred

• PreferredEducationSuccessful completion of a CT program, Bachelor degree in health science or related fieldExperience2+ years in CTLicensures/Certifications

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