CT Technologist — Night Shift at Level One Trauma Center

MetroHealth; University Heights (OH); On-site; USD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

MetroHealth Medical Center is seeking a CT Technologist to produce high-quality CT images and assist with CT-guided procedures in a night-shift, on-site role. The position requires ARRT RT and CT credentials, Ohio radiographer licensure, and BLS certification.

Cross-functional collaboration with nurses and physicians is essential for delivering patient-centered care. The role emphasizes patient education, precision imaging, and the ability to work under pressure within a busy radiology

Qualifications

• Graduate of an accredited Radiologic Technology Program.
• Registered Radiology Technologist with the ARRT.
• ARRT CT credential or obtains within one year of employment.
• Valid Ohio Radiographer License (ODH).
• American Heart Association BLS Certification or obtains within the standard probationary period.

Responsibilities

• Produce high-quality CT images in varied settings.
• Assist with CT-guided procedures including biopsies, drain placements, and tumor ablations.
• Schedule and coordinate imaging for inpatients and outpatients.
• Educate patients regarding procedures, equipment, and examination to ensure understanding and comfort.
• Demonstrate critical thinking and work well under stress; operate independently or as part of the CT team.

Skills

Anatomy knowledge

Effective communication

Under pressure performance

Education

Accredited Radiologic Technology Program

ARRT Radiology Certification

ARRT CT Credential or within 1 year

Ohio Radiographer License (ODH)

BLS Certification

Tools

AR/CT imaging equipment

Job description

MetroHealth Medical Center is seeking a CT Technologist to produce high-quality CT images and assist with CT-guided procedures in a night-shift, on-site role. The position requires ARRT RT and CT credentials, Ohio radiographer licensure, and BLS certification.

Cross-functional collaboration with nurses and physicians is essential for delivering patient-centered care. The role emphasizes patient education, precision imaging, and the ability to work under pressure within a busy radiology