CT Technologist - GCMC - Per Diem - Rotation

Geisinger; Scranton (Lackawanna County); On-site; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player is seeking a skilled CT Technologist to provide technical expertise in operating CT scanners and performing advanced imaging procedures. This role involves ensuring high-quality scans while adhering to safety protocols and guidelines. You will work in a clinical environment, collaborating with radiologists to assist in diagnosing and treating various pathologies. Join a forward-thinking organization that values patient care and professional development, where your contributions will directly impact the quality of healthcare services provided to the community.

Qualifications

• Requires expertise in operating CT scanners and understanding imaging protocols.
• Knowledge of pharmacology and patient care is essential for quality imaging.

Responsibilities

• Operate various CT systems while maintaining up-to-date knowledge and protocols.
• Ensure proper patient preparation and positioning for quality imaging.

Skills

CT scanning

Patient positioning

ImageGently Guidelines

Pharmacology knowledge

Interventional procedures

Education

Associate's Degree in Radiologic Technology

Certification in CT Technology

Tools

CT scanners

Power injectors

Computer systems for imaging

Job description

Job Description: CT Technologist

The CT technologist provides technical expertise to operate CT scanners, power injectors, and computer systems to acquire images for use by radiologists in diagnosis and treatment of pathologies.

Responsibilities include:

1. Operating different CT systems across multiple locations, maintaining up-to-date knowledge.
2. Following protocols based on ImageGently Guidelines and managing dose data to notify when preset levels are exceeded.
3. Understanding clinical histories and major organ and vascular systems for thoracic, abdominal, pelvic, neuro, and musculoskeletal imaging.
4. Obtaining CT images according to established protocols, ensuring proper patient preparation, positioning, immobilization, and use of protective shielding.
5. Performing CT interventional procedures and advanced CTA imaging, including TAVR, EVAR, and cardiac imaging.
6. Maintaining knowledge of pharmacology to ensure lab results are available prior to exams.
7. Applying knowledge of physiology and physics to produce quality scans and reduce patient dose.
8. Interpreting technical factors to optimize scan quality and speed.

Work is typically performed in a clinical environment. The role requires adherence to organizational policies and procedures, with additional competencies outlined in department-specific orientations.