CT Technologist: Precise Imaging & Patient Care

Health Care Administrators Association® (HCAA); Georgia; On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Sign-on bonus

Relocation assistance

PTO

Mental health support

Career development programs

Job summary

Health Care Administrators Association (HCAA) is seeking a CT Technologist to deliver safe, high-quality CT imaging and provide excellent patient care at a medical center.

The role involves independently performing CT procedures, obtaining histories, explaining the process, positioning patients, administering contrast, and reviewing images for quality. It requires accurate documentation, monitoring patient conditions, and responding to emergencies while supporting departmental workflows.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent plus accredited Radiologic Technology program.
• Minimum 1 year radiology experience.
• ARRT-R, ARRT-CT, and BLS certifications.
• CT imaging proficiency and infection control.
• Ability to work independently and communicate clearly.
• Commitment to safety and patient comfort.

Responsibilities

• Deliver safe, high-quality CT imaging and support a positive patient experience.
• Obtain clinical histories, explain procedures, and position patients for scans.
• Administer contrast and review images for quality and diagnostic value.
• Complete accurate documentation and monitor patient conditions.
• Respond to emergencies and support departmental workflows.

Skills

CT imaging proficiency

Infection control

Patient care

Independent work

Clear communication

Education

High school diploma

Accredited Radiologic Technology program

ARRT-R (Radiography)

ARRT-CT (Computed Tomography)

BLS certification

Job description

Health Care Administrators Association (HCAA) is seeking a CT Technologist to deliver safe, high-quality CT imaging and provide excellent patient care at a medical center.

The role involves independently performing CT procedures, obtaining histories, explaining the process, positioning patients, administering contrast, and reviewing images for quality. It requires accurate documentation, monitoring patient conditions, and responding to emergencies while supporting departmental workflows.