CT Technologist - Advanced Imaging with Hiring Incentive

Adventist Health; Ukiah (OR); On-site; USD 70,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hiring incentive up to $20,000

Relocation assistance

Job summary

Adventist Health Ukiah Valley seeks a qualified Radiologic Technologist to operate CT and related imaging procedures for diverse patients in a community hospital. You will produce high-quality images, utilize PACS and teleradiology, and maintain accurate records while safeguarding patient privacy under HIPAA guidelines.

The role requires ARRT certification, state licensure, and CT-specific credentials, with emphasis on patient safety, equipment calibration, and collaboration with radiologists

Qualifications

• Associate's degree in Radiologic Technology preferred.
• ARRT registration as RT (R)(CT) or RT (R) required.
• State licensure/registration in the state of practice as applicable.
• Fluoroscopy license and venipuncture certification preferred where required by policy.

Responsibilities

• Operates CT equipment and performs imaging procedures including CT, general radiography and fluoroscopy.
• Produces cross-sectional images and reformatted sagittal and coronal images for radiologist interpretation.
• Uses PACS and teleradiology systems to transfer images and maintain accurate records.
• Maintains image and patient data integrity in compliance with HIPAA and privacy guidelines.
• Performs routine maintenance and calibration of imaging equipment and manages supply inventory.

Education

Associate's degree in Radiologic Technology

Job description

Adventist Health Ukiah Valley seeks a qualified Radiologic Technologist to operate CT and related imaging procedures for diverse patients in a community hospital. You will produce high-quality images, utilize PACS and teleradiology, and maintain accurate records while safeguarding patient privacy under HIPAA guidelines.

The role requires ARRT certification, state licensure, and CT-specific credentials, with emphasis on patient safety, equipment calibration, and collaboration with radiologists