CT Technologist - Per Diem Nights, Patient Care Focus

Prime Healthcare; Dallas (TX); On-site; USD 55,104 - 77,145; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Benefits package

Job summary

Prime Healthcare is seeking a Per Diem CT Technologist at Dallas Medical Center, Dallas, TX. This role involves operating CT scanners and X-ray machines, positioning patients, and ensuring safety throughout the procedure.

You will work closely with radiologists, assist with contrast administration, and maintain equipment and quality assurance to produce accurate images. ARRT-CT certification and BCLS are required, with an emphasis on patient empathy and safety.

Qualifications

• One year of acute radiology experience preferred.
• ARRT-CT certification required.
• Radiology license/fluoroscopy permit as required by state.
• BCLS (AHA) upon hire.

Responsibilities

• Prepare patients and position them for CT; explain the procedure with empathy.
• Operate CT scanners and X-ray machines; adjust settings to optimize image quality while minimizing radiation.
• Monitor patient comfort and safety throughout the CT procedure.
• Assist radiologists and help administer contrast agents or perform certain procedures.
• Accountable for quality assurance of CT scanners and X-ray equipment to ensure proper function and accurate images.
• Maintain radiologic supplies and ensure equipment is in good operating order; follow infection control protocols.
• Maintain ARRT-CT certification status as required.

Skills

Patient communication

Radiology safety

Computer proficiency

Education

ARRT-CT Certification

Radiology license/fluoroscopy permit

BCLS (AHA)

Tools

CT scanner operation

Fluoroscopy equipment

RIS/PACS basics

Job description

Prime Healthcare is seeking a Per Diem CT Technologist at Dallas Medical Center, Dallas, TX. This role involves operating CT scanners and X-ray machines, positioning patients, and ensuring safety throughout the procedure.

You will work closely with radiologists, assist with contrast administration, and maintain equipment and quality assurance to produce accurate images. ARRT-CT certification and BCLS are required, with an emphasis on patient empathy and safety.