CT Technologist: Nights & Weekends, Great Benefits

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

Job summary

HCA Florida Largo Hospital in Florida is seeking a Florida-licensed CT Technologist for full-time night shift opportunities. You will perform a range of diagnostic CT examinations across multiple off-campus locations and rotate to the main campus.

Responsibilities include selecting factors, operating CT equipment, contrast administration, patient positioning, accurate MEDITECH documentation, and staying current with protocols through in-service training.

Qualifications

• Florida-licensed CT Technologist with ARRT CT certification.
• Completion of a 24-month Radiologic Technology program.
• Active Florida Department of Health licensure (CRT).
• BLS certification is required.

Responsibilities

• Select technical factors for study and perform diagnostic CT examinations accurately.
• Operate CT scanner, contrast injector, resuscitation equipment, laser filmer, and teleradiology system.
• Assist in administration of contrast media and related procedures.
• Prepare, transfer and position patients ensuring modesty and safety.
• Document all pertinent clinical information in MEDITECH accurately and on time.
• Obtain high-quality CT images and ensure optimal submission for interpretation.
• Maintain proficiency with software protocols and stay current with changes via in-service training.
• Communicate effectively with patients and radiologist; maintain cleanliness to prevent cross-contamination; participate in on-call duties.

Skills

ARRT CT certification

Florida licensure (CRT)

BLS certification

1–3 years radiology experience

Education

24-month Radiologic Technology program

Job description

HCA Florida Largo Hospital in Florida is seeking a Florida-licensed CT Technologist for full-time night shift opportunities. You will perform a range of diagnostic CT examinations across multiple off-campus locations and rotate to the main campus.

Responsibilities include selecting factors, operating CT equipment, contrast administration, patient positioning, accurate MEDITECH documentation, and staying current with protocols through in-service training.