CT Technologist: Diagnostic Imaging Specialist

MedCadre; Winder (GA); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

MedCadre is seeking a CT Technologist to perform diagnostic computed tomography examinations and produce high-quality images to support accurate diagnosis and patient care. The technologist will operate CT equipment, prepare patients for procedures, and follow established imaging and radiation safety protocols.

The role requires an Associate degree or equivalent in Radiologic Technology, state licensure, and ARRT certification where applicable.

Qualifications

• Associate degree or equivalent in Radiologic Technology or related field.
• Current state license as required.
• ARRT certification in Radiography or CT preferred or required as applicable.
• Experience in CT imaging preferred.
• Knowledge of cross-sectional anatomy, imaging protocols, and radiation safety.

Responsibilities

• Perform CT scans according to physician orders and established protocols.
• Prepare patients for imaging procedures and explain the process.
• Position patients correctly to obtain clear, diagnostic-quality images.
• Operate and monitor CT imaging equipment.
• Administer contrast agents as authorized and according to established protocols.
• Monitor patients for adverse reactions during imaging procedures.
• Follow radiation safety and infection control guidelines.
• Review images for quality and ensure appropriate documentation.
• Maintain imaging equipment and report technical issues.
• Collaborate with radiologists and other healthcare professionals.

Skills

Cross-sectional anatomy

Imaging protocols

Radiation safety

Patient-care skills

Communication

Education

Associate degree or equivalent in Radiologic Technology or related field

ARRT certification (Radiography/CT)

Job description

MedCadre is seeking a CT Technologist to perform diagnostic computed tomography examinations and produce high-quality images to support accurate diagnosis and patient care. The technologist will operate CT equipment, prepare patients for procedures, and follow established imaging and radiation safety protocols.

The role requires an Associate degree or equivalent in Radiologic Technology, state licensure, and ARRT certification where applicable.