CT Technologist: Impactful Imaging & Care

Gvmh; North Dakota; On-site; USD 41,000 - 62,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive pay and incentives

Generous paid time off

Medical, dental and vision coverage

Tuition assistance

Job summary

Golden Valley Memorial Healthcare in the United States is seeking a CT Technologist to perform advanced imaging procedures and provide compassionate patient care. You will work on 40-hour weeks, primarily Monday to Friday, with a 2:30p-11p shift, ensuring patient comfort and safety throughout imaging.

You will adhere to established protocols, prepare and position patients, administer contrast as appropriate, monitor cases, and collaborate with radiologists and care teams to maintain

Qualifications

• Graduate of an accredited Radiologic Technology program.
• ARRT certification as required.
• CT certification or eligibility as required.
• Strong technical and patient care skills.
• Excellent communication abilities.

Responsibilities

• Perform CT examinations according to established protocols.
• Prepare and position patients for procedures.
• Administer contrast media as appropriate.
• Monitor patient condition during imaging procedures.
• Maintain imaging quality and safety standards.
• Operate and troubleshoot CT equipment.
• Collaborate with radiologists and healthcare providers.
• Maintain accurate procedure documentation.
• Participate in quality improvement initiatives.
• Support radiation safety practices.

Skills

ARRT certification

CT certification

Strong technical skills

Excellent communication

Education

Accredited Radiologic Technology program

ARRT certification/licensure

Job description

Golden Valley Memorial Healthcare in the United States is seeking a CT Technologist to perform advanced imaging procedures and provide compassionate patient care. You will work on 40-hour weeks, primarily Monday to Friday, with a 2:30p-11p shift, ensuring patient comfort and safety throughout imaging.

You will adhere to established protocols, prepare and position patients, administer contrast as appropriate, monitor cases, and collaborate with radiologists and care teams to maintain