CT Technologist: Precision Imaging in Academic Medicine

Fairview Hospital / Cleveland Clinic; Jacksonville (FL); On-site; USD 60,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Fairview Hospital / Cleveland Clinic in Jacksonville, FL seeks a CT technologist to operate, troubleshoot, and maintain CT scanners in a fast-paced academic medical environment, following physician orders to acquire diagnostic images.

You will position patients, administer contrast as needed, monitor for adverse reactions, uphold radiation safety, complete quality control, and document results in EMR/PACS while collaborating with radiologists and clinicians to support patient-centered care.

Qualifications

• Knowledge of CT imaging procedures and scanner operation.
• Ability to safely manage patients and perform contrast procedures with vigilance.
• Proficiency in radiation safety practices and quality control.
• Excellent attention to detail, troubleshooting skills, and effective clinical communication.

Responsibilities

• Operate, troubleshoot, and maintain CT scanners to ensure reliable performance.
• Follow physician orders and produce accurate image acquisition for diagnosis and treatment planning.
• Position patients safely and verify patient identity prior to imaging.
• Prepare and administer contrast as required; monitor patients for adverse reactions.
• Maintain radiation safety standards and uphold regulatory compliance.
• Complete equipment quality control and document results.
• Collaborate with radiologists, nurses, and other clinicians to support patient-centered care.
• Record detailed documentation in EMR/PACS systems.

Skills

CT imaging

Patient handling

Radiation safety

Quality control

Clinical communication

Tools

PACS

EMR

Job description

Fairview Hospital / Cleveland Clinic in Jacksonville, FL seeks a CT technologist to operate, troubleshoot, and maintain CT scanners in a fast-paced academic medical environment, following physician orders to acquire diagnostic images.

You will position patients, administer contrast as needed, monitor for adverse reactions, uphold radiation safety, complete quality control, and document results in EMR/PACS while collaborating with radiologists and clinicians to support patient-centered care.