CT Technologist – Acute Care Hospital

Infosoft Inc.; California; On-site; USD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Sign-On Bonus up to $10,000

Job summary

Infosoft Inc. is seeking a CT Technologist for an acute-care hospital in Chico, CA. The role involves performing CT scans and diagnostic radiography, positioning patients, and ensuring high-quality images while following safety protocols.

Candidates must have a California CRT, CPR, and radiologic training; CT competency is required. New grads may be considered based on clinical skills and employer requirements.

Qualifications

• Current California CRT certificate.
• Current CPR certification.
• Completion of an appropriate radiologic technology training program.
• Demonstrated clinical competency in CT imaging and general radiography.

Responsibilities

• Perform CT scans and general diagnostic X-ray examinations.
• Prepare, identify, explain procedures to, and position patients.
• Operate CT scanners and general radiographic equipment.
• Prepare contrast media and perform IV contrast injections and venipuncture when authorized.
• Follow radiation safety, patient identification, and contrast screening protocols.
• Monitor patients during examinations and respond to adverse reactions appropriately.
• Assess image quality and make technical adjustments as needed.
• Maintain imaging equipment, supplies, and documentation.
• Follow quality assurance procedures and departmental policies.
• Collaborate with healthcare professionals to support timely patient care.

Education

Radiologic technology training program

ARRT certification (preferred)

Job description

Job Title: CT Technologist – Acute Care Hospital

Location: Chico, CA

Employment Type: Full-Time

Shift: Night Shift | 12-Hour Shifts

Hours: 72 hours per pay period

Sign-On Bonus: Up to $10,000, subject to employer eligibility and terms

Position Summary

Seeking a CT Technologist to perform CT scans and general diagnostic X-ray examinations in an acute-care hospital setting. The role involves operating imaging equipment, positioning patients, performing contrast-related procedures within the authorized scope of practice, and ensuring high-quality diagnostic images. Candidates must demonstrate clinical competency in CT imaging and general radiography. Qualified new graduates may be considered.

Responsibilities

• Perform CT scans and general diagnostic X-ray examinations.
• Prepare, identify, explain procedures to, and position patients.
• Operate CT scanners and general radiographic equipment.
• Prepare contrast media and perform IV contrast injections and venipuncture when authorized.
• Follow radiation safety, patient identification, and contrast screening protocols.
• Monitor patients during examinations and respond to adverse reactions appropriately.
• Assess image quality and make technical adjustments as needed.
• Maintain imaging equipment, supplies, and documentation.
• Follow quality assurance procedures and departmental policies.
• Collaborate with healthcare professionals to support timely patient care.

Required Qualifications

• Current California Certified Radiologic Technologist (CRT) certificate.
• Current CPR certification accepted by the employer.
• Completion of an appropriate radiologic technology training program.
• Demonstrated clinical competency in CT imaging and general diagnostic radiography.
• Knowledge of anatomy, cross-sectional anatomy, patient positioning, radiation physics, radiation protection, and image quality.
• Strong communication, critical-thinking, and patient-care skills.
• Availability to work full-time night shifts and 12-hour shifts.

Preferred Qualifications

• 2+ years of general diagnostic X-ray experience.
• 1+ year of hands-on CT experience.
• Current ARRT certification.
• Contrast media and venipuncture certification.
• Experience with imaging quality assurance and radiation safety.
• Qualified new graduates may be considered based on clinical competency and employer requirements.

Additional Credential Requirements

• ARRT certification and a California fluoroscopy permit may be obtained within six months of hire, subject to employer requirements.
• Confirm all credential requirements and timelines with the employer before submission.