CT Technologist: Impactful Scans for All Ages (Weekend Shifts)

HCA Florida Osceola Hospital; Kissimmee (FL); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical benefits

Prescription drug coverage

Dental benefits

Vision benefits

Behavioral health services

Telemedicine services

401(k) with match

Employee Stock Purchase Plan

Tuition assistance

Student loan assistance

Certification support

Dependent scholarships

Fertility and family benefits

Life insurance

Identity theft protection

Job summary

HCA Florida Osceola Hospital is seeking a CT Technologist to perform computed tomography scans across body regions under the direction of a Radiologist. The role emphasizes patient-centered care spanning pediatric to geriatric populations while supporting the hospital's mission and values.

Responsibilities include image acquisition, quality control, and collaboration with the medical team to ensure accurate diagnoses. Weekend shifts and diverse patient care settings may be required.

Qualifications

• Basic Cardiac Life Support within 30 days of employment start date.
• Florida State Registered Radiologic Technologist.
• Graduate of an approved School of Radiology.
• One year of CT experience preferred.
• Bilingual English/Spanish preferred.

Responsibilities

• Perform CT scans on various portions of the body to assist in detection of abnormalities.
• Provide care to pediatric through geriatric patients with appropriate developmental considerations.

Skills

Bilingual English/Spanish

CT experience

Education

ARRT Certification (R)

Graduate of Radiology School

Job description

HCA Florida Osceola Hospital is seeking a CT Technologist to perform computed tomography scans across body regions under the direction of a Radiologist. The role emphasizes patient-centered care spanning pediatric to geriatric populations while supporting the hospital's mission and values.

Responsibilities include image acquisition, quality control, and collaboration with the medical team to ensure accurate diagnoses. Weekend shifts and diverse patient care settings may be required.