CT Radiologic Technologist: Advanced Imaging & Patient Care

U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs; Las Vegas (NV); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs seeks a CT Technologist responsible for preparing and positioning patients for CT exams, ensuring their comfort and safety, and applying ALARA principles to minimize exposure. The role requires ARRT certification with CT specialization and a JRCERT‑accredited education background.

Advanced CT certification is preferred for independent practice. The incumbent will screen for contraindications, follow radiation safety standards, and perform complex CT scans

Qualifications

• Must be a United States citizen.
• English language proficiency for radiologic duties as required by law.
• Certified radiologic technologist with ARRT credentials.
• Completion of a JRCERT‑accredited program in radiologic technology.
• Advanced ARRT certification required for CT/MRI or mammography duties.

Responsibilities

• Prepare and position patients for CT examinations with clear instructions.
• Ensure patient comfort and safety during procedures.
• Screen patients for contraindications and adhere to ALARA principles.
• Operate CT equipment under radiologist supervision and perform technically complex scans.
• Interpret requests and ensure proper identification and markers on images.
• Maintain current knowledge of radiologic technology and safety practices.

Skills

English Language Proficiency

Radiologic Technologist

Education

JRCERT‑accredited Radiologic Technology program

ARRT certification (R)

Advanced ARRT CT/MRI/Mammography certification

Job description

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs seeks a CT Technologist responsible for preparing and positioning patients for CT exams, ensuring their comfort and safety, and applying ALARA principles to minimize exposure. The role requires ARRT certification with CT specialization and a JRCERT‑accredited education background.

Advanced CT certification is preferred for independent practice. The incumbent will screen for contraindications, follow radiation safety standards, and perform complex CT scans