CT Technologist - Evening Shift

Provident Behavioral Health; Philadelphia (Philadelphia County); Sur place; USD 55 000 - 83 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Provident Behavioral Health in Philadelphia seeks a CT Technologist I to perform advanced CT procedures under supervision and acquire digital images for diagnostic purposes. You will operate CT scanners, injectors, and computer systems, ensuring adherence to protocols and dose management.

Responsibilities include patient preparation, positioning, immobilization, protective shielding, and performing interventional and CTA imaging, including advanced procedures such as TAVR, EVAR, and cardiac

Qualifications

• Graduate from a specialty training program required.
• Knowledge of dose management and radiation safety essential.
• Experience with CTA imaging and interventional CT procedures preferred.

Responsabilités

• Perform advanced CT procedures under supervision.
• Prepare patients and position for scans; immobilize as needed.
• Apply dose reduction techniques and ensure patient safety.
• Maintain knowledge of multiple systems across locations.

Connaissances

CT imaging

Dose management

Patient positioning

Radiology protocols

Formation

Specialty training graduate

Outils

CT scanners

Injectors

Description du poste

Job Summary
Seeking a CT Technologist I to perform advanced CT procedures under supervision, acquiring digital images for diagnostic purposes. The role involves planning and executing CT scans using various systems, ensuring adherence to protocols based on clinical guidelines and dose management. The technologist will operate CT scanners, injectors, and computer systems, maintaining knowledge of multiple systems across locations. Responsibilities include patient preparation, positioning, immobilization, protective shielding, and performing interventional and CTA imaging, including advanced procedures such as TAVR, EVAR, and cardiac imaging. The role requires a solid understanding of pharmacology, physiology, and physics to optimize scan quality and patient safety. Maintaining clinical history knowledge, matching protocols, and implementing dose reduction techniques are essential. The position demands a graduate from a specialty training program, with a focus on quality, safety, and continuous learning in a clinical environment.