CT Technologist: Part-Time, Rotating Shifts

Trinity Health; Shelby Charter Township (MI); On-site; USD 25,000 - 35,000; Part time

Job summary

Trinity Health in Michigan is seeking a part-time CT technologist to perform CT scans, ensure patient comfort, and uphold imaging protocols with dose-optimized practices.

The role requires graduation from an approved radiologic technology program and ARRT or SNM registration. CT experience is preferred, and the candidate will join a compassionate team dedicated to quality patient care.

Qualifications

• Graduate of an approved school of radiologic technology or nuclear medicine.
• Registered by the American Registry of Radiologic Technology or Society of Nuclear Medicine.
• CT experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Greet patients and explain procedures.
• Answer questions and instruct patient during procedures.
• Perform CT scan and teach other staff procedures according to established protocol.
• Position patients for exam.
• Utilize positioning aids to assure precise view.
• Determine correct scanning protocol and exposure factor for exam.
• Monitor image and modify imaging protocol to achieve optimum examination results, keeping dose reduction a priority.
• Label scans appropriately and review and submit studies in PACS.
• Prepare contrast media and administer to patients.
• Interpret and follow Renal Prophylaxis Protocol.
• Maintain inventory and perform minor equipment repairs or adjustments.
• Submit work orders for equipment repairs.
• Maintain patient logs and CTDI reporting.

Skills

Radiologic technology

CT imaging

Education

Graduate of an approved school of radiologic technology

Job description

Trinity Health in Michigan is seeking a part-time CT technologist to perform CT scans, ensure patient comfort, and uphold imaging protocols with dose-optimized practices.

The role requires graduation from an approved radiologic technology program and ARRT or SNM registration. CT experience is preferred, and the candidate will join a compassionate team dedicated to quality patient care.