CT Technologist — Multi-Modality Radiology Expert

Halifaxhealth; Town of Florida (NY); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Halifax Health seeks a Day CT Technologist to provide care to patients while producing high-quality imaging and administering contrast or radiopharmaceuticals with patient assessment and follow-up. You will demonstrate knowledge of radiologic technology equipment and provide backup supervision to radiology sections in the absence of a coordinator.

Direct supervision of students and compliance with State, National, and Medical Center regulations are expected, with a focus on ALARA standards and

Qualifications

• Graduate of a JRCERT-accredited radiologic technology program; four-year programs preferred.
• Registered by ARRT in more than one modality.
• Licensed by the State of Florida to operate imaging equipment.
• Minimum of 5 years of radiologic technology experience.
• Experience with PACS is preferred; multi-modality experience required.
• Direct supervision of students and coordination duties as needed.

Responsibilities

• Provide patient care while producing high-quality imaging modalities.
• Administer contrast or radiopharmaceuticals with patient assessment and follow-up.
• Demonstrate skills and knowledge of radiologic technology equipment.
• Supervise students and provide backup coordination in the absence of a coordinator.

Skills

ARRT multi-modality

PACS experience

State licensing FL

5+ years experience

Education

Graduate of JRCERT-accredited program (4-year preferred)

Tools

PACS

Job description

Halifax Health seeks a Day CT Technologist to provide care to patients while producing high-quality imaging and administering contrast or radiopharmaceuticals with patient assessment and follow-up. You will demonstrate knowledge of radiologic technology equipment and provide backup supervision to radiology sections in the absence of a coordinator.

Direct supervision of students and compliance with State, National, and Medical Center regulations are expected, with a focus on ALARA standards and