CT Technologist

Massachusetts Health & Hospital Association; Laurel (MD); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Massachusetts Health & Hospital Association in Laurel, MD is seeking a CT Technologist to deliver safe, high-quality CT imaging across multiple hospital locations. You will perform CT procedures, manage IV access and contrast, and assist with invasive CT-guided procedures while adhering to radiation safety principles.

The role requires accuracy in image processing, patient preparation, and collaboration with care teams, ensuring regulatory compliance and a clean, safe work environment.

Qualifications

• Associate degree or radiologic technology certificate from an accredited program.
• Less than one year of CT experience or completion of a cross-training program preferred.
• Ideal candidate knowledge of anatomy, physiology, and radiation safety.

Responsibilities

• Deliver safe, high-quality CT imaging across multiple hospital locations.
• Execute clinical CT procedures and select appropriate technical factors.
• Perform IV access and contrast administration; assist with invasive CT-guided procedures.
• Transport patients, verify exam orders, and communicate with patients and care teams.
• Process images for interpretation and maintain equipment; follow aseptic techniques.
• Document activities and ensure regulatory compliance.

Education

Associate degree or radiologic technology certificate

Job description

This role is for a CT Technologist responsible for delivering safe, high-quality imaging services across multiple hospital locations.

Key duties include executing clinical CT procedures, selecting appropriate technical factors, and adhering to radiation safety principles such as Image Wisely and Image Gently. The technologist performs IV access, contrast administration, and assists with invasive CT-guided procedures.

They participate in performance improvement initiatives, maintain a clean and safe work environment, and prepare patients and examination areas following aseptic techniques.

Responsibilities also involve transporting patients, verifying exam orders, communicating effectively with patients and care teams, and processing images for interpretation.

Maintaining equipment, providing patient education, documenting activities, and ensuring compliance with regulatory standards are essential.

Qualifications include an associate degree or radiologic technology certificate from an accredited program, with less than one year of CT experience or completion of a cross-training program preferred.

Ideal candidates demonstrate knowledge of anatomy, physiology, radiation safety, and patient care techniques, and adhere to ethical standards and organizational values.