CT Technologist - Impactful Imaging in a Caring Team

Alaska Regional Hospital; Anchorage (AK); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive benefits

Wellbeing support

Paid time off

Education support

Retirement savings

Job summary

Alaska Regional Hospital in Anchorage is seeking an CT Technologist to assist radiologists with a variety of procedures. You'll administer contrast, perform CT exams across all patient ages, and follow Diagnostic Imaging guidelines while working under supervision as needed.

The successful candidate will operate CT equipment, adhere to ALARA standards, and maintain patient safety and comfort throughout imaging protocols in a busy hospital setting.

Qualifications

• BLS must be obtained within 30 days of employment start date.
• ARRT-CT certification must be obtained within 6 months of employment start date.
• ARRT-R Radiography certification is required.
• Vocational school graduate as educational minimum.

Responsibilities

• Administer both oral and IV contrast; evaluate patients for allergic reactions; place correct IV for the exam.
• Perform diagnostic CT procedures at a technical level without direct supervision across neonate to geriatric patients.
• Perform exams as requested by ordering physicians under Diagnostic Imaging Department guidelines.
• Carry out all assigned duties per the Cat Scan Supervisor, Assistant Director or Director of Diagnostic Imaging.
• Operate and understand CT scanning equipment; practice ALARA; follow physician protocols and scan appropriately.

Education

BLS within 30 days

ARRT-CT

ARRT-R radiography

Vocational School Graduate

Job description

Alaska Regional Hospital in Anchorage is seeking an CT Technologist to assist radiologists with a variety of procedures. You'll administer contrast, perform CT exams across all patient ages, and follow Diagnostic Imaging guidelines while working under supervision as needed.

The successful candidate will operate CT equipment, adhere to ALARA standards, and maintain patient safety and comfort throughout imaging protocols in a busy hospital setting.