CT Technologist

Health Care Administrators Association® (HCAA); Bowie (MD); On-site; USD 65,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

Health Care Administrators Association® (HCAA) is seeking a CT Technologist to deliver high-quality imaging care across multiple hospital locations. The role emphasizes precise CT procedures and patient safety.

Responsibilities include administering contrast, coordinating with care teams, and contributing to improvements in workflow and patient experience.

Candidates should have an associate degree or radiologic technology certificate and CT training or limited CT experience.

Qualifications

• Associate degree or Radiologic Technology certificate required.
• CT-specific experience or completion of CT training preferred (0–6 months+).

Responsibilities

• Perform CT procedures, select technical factors, and follow radiation safety.
• Administer contrast and assist with CT-guided procedures.
• Participate in performance improvement, training, and workflow optimization.
• Maintain a safe, clean work environment and prepare patients/equipment.
• Communicate with patients, verify orders, and document accurately.
• Provide patient education and address physical and emotional needs.
• Ensure equipment functionality through QC and report concerns promptly.
• Prioritize patient flow and coordinate care with teams and families.
• Adhere to regulatory standards, ethics, and safety protocols.

Skills

CT principles

Anatomy knowledge

Radiation safety

Patient positioning

Communication

Education

Associate degree or accredited Radiologic Technology certificate

Job description

Role: CT Technologist responsible for delivering high-quality imaging care across multiple hospital locations.

Responsibilities Include

• Performing clinical CT procedures, selecting appropriate technical factors, and adhering to radiation safety principles.
• Administering contrast and assisting with invasive CT-guided procedures.
• Participating in performance improvement initiatives, training, and workflow optimization.
• Maintaining a safe, clean work environment and preparing patients and equipment for exams.
• Communicating effectively with patients, verifying orders, and ensuring proper documentation.
• Providing patient education and support, addressing physical and emotional needs.
• Ensuring equipment functionality through quality control and promptly reporting concerns.
• Prioritizing patient flow and coordinating care with care teams and families.
• Adhering to regulatory standards, ethical guidelines, and safety protocols.

Qualifications

• Associate degree or accredited Radiologic Technology certificate.
• Less than 1 year to 6 months of CT-specific experience or completion of a CT training program preferred.

Skills: Knowledge of CT principles, anatomy, radiation safety, patient positioning, and effective communication.