CT Technologist - Diagnostic Imaging Specialist (36 hrs/wk)

MANA Medical Associates of Northwest Arkansas; Fayetteville (AR); On-site; USD 54,000 - 70,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical Insurance

Vision Insurance

Dental Insurance

HSA/FSA options

Aflac Accident & Critical Illness

Employer-paid life & disability

401(k) match & profit sharing

Paid time off & holidays

Corporate discounts

Training & Development

Job summary

The CT Technologist at Fayetteville Diagnostic Clinic operates with minimal supervision to assist the Lead CT Tech in performing diagnostic CT procedures for patients. They help with PACS and route patients/images to the proper nurse’s station, with clinic hours Mon-Fri 7:30a–5:30p and a 36-hour workweek.

Responsibilities include achieving high image quality, minimizing artifacts, obtaining patient history, putting patients at ease, and starting IVs with contrast per protocol.

Qualifications

• Graduation from a certified Radiological Technology Program.
• ARRT Certification.
• Must set a reasonable goal for achieving CT certification by the ARRT within 1 year
• 2 years’ experience, preferred but not required.

Responsibilities

• Perform diagnostic procedures as required: achieve a high level of image quality
• Be observant for film artifacts and keep them to a minimum
• Obtain patient history as needed
• Assist helping to put the patient at ease
• Start IVs and administer IV contrast as directed by protocol.

Skills

ARRT Certification

CT certification goal within 1 year

2 years experience (preferred)

Education

Radiological Technology Program completion

Job description

The CT Technologist at Fayetteville Diagnostic Clinic operates with minimal supervision to assist the Lead CT Tech in performing diagnostic CT procedures for patients. They help with PACS and route patients/images to the proper nurse’s station, with clinic hours Mon-Fri 7:30a–5:30p and a 36-hour workweek.

Responsibilities include achieving high image quality, minimizing artifacts, obtaining patient history, putting patients at ease, and starting IVs with contrast per protocol.