CT Technologist I: Imaging, Safety & Interventional Support

Live Well Homecare; Danville (PA); On-site; USD 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

Live Well Homecare is seeking a CT Technologist I to perform computed tomography and molecular imaging procedures, administer ionizing radiation, and assist licensed practitioners with diagnostic, therapeutic, and research imaging needs.

Responsibilities include patient prep, protocol optimization, image evaluation, and collaboration with teams. The role emphasizes safety, documentation, and education of staff and students in a clinical setting.

Qualifications

• ARRT or NMTCB certification required upon hire; new graduates must obtain certification before starting.
• Completion of a specialized radiologic technology training program; bachelor’s degree preferred.
• Ability to evaluate images and follow safety and legal protocols.

Responsibilities

• Perform CT procedures and molecular imaging as part of diagnostic, therapeutic, and research imaging needs.
• Ensure patient identification, proper preparation, and accurate documentation of clinical history.
• Utilize imaging protocols, optimize technical factors, and apply ALARA principles for patient safety.
• Prepare and administer medications as prescribed, evaluate image quality, and verify data transfer and storage.
• Educate and monitor students and healthcare providers, and assist with interventional procedures.

Skills

ARRT / NMTCB certification

Radiologic technology training

Image evaluation ability

Education

Specialized radiologic technology program

Bachelor's degree preferred

Job description

Live Well Homecare is seeking a CT Technologist I to perform computed tomography and molecular imaging procedures, administer ionizing radiation, and assist licensed practitioners with diagnostic, therapeutic, and research imaging needs.

Responsibilities include patient prep, protocol optimization, image evaluation, and collaboration with teams. The role emphasizes safety, documentation, and education of staff and students in a clinical setting.