CT Technologist (PRN) — Growth, Patient Care & Imaging

WellStar; Clarkston (GA); On-site; USD 60,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

PTO

Mental health support

Wellness rooms

Concierge services

CareerCare education funding

Job summary

Wellstar Cobb Hospital is seeking a CT Technologist to deliver high-quality imaging and a supportive patient experience. Join a collaborative radiology team committed to patient safety and excellence in care.

You will perform CT procedures, manage imaging workflows, and ensure accurate documentation while maintaining ALARA principles. The role requires ARRT certifications, at least one year in radiology, and a patient‑centered approach.

Qualifications

• Minimum 1 year experience in Radiology.
• ARRT-R (Radiography) and ARRT-CT certifications.
• BLS certification from American Heart Association.

Responsibilities

• Perform CT procedures according to department guidelines to capture quality diagnostic images.
• Operate imaging/radiographic equipment safely and maintain ALARA standards.
• Prepare and assist patients, explain procedures and ensure comfort and safety.
• Verify orders, obtain clinical history and two patient identifiers before exams.
• Document studies accurately in RIS/PACS and manage transfers/retrieval as needed.
• Monitor patient condition and respond to emergencies; help maintain crash cart/life-support equipment.

Skills

Radiology experience

ALARA principles

AIDET communication

Venipuncture

Education

High School Diploma or equivalent

Accredited Radiologic Technology program

Tools

RIS/PACS

CT imaging equipment

Job description

Wellstar Cobb Hospital is seeking a CT Technologist to deliver high-quality imaging and a supportive patient experience. Join a collaborative radiology team committed to patient safety and excellence in care.

You will perform CT procedures, manage imaging workflows, and ensure accurate documentation while maintaining ALARA principles. The role requires ARRT certifications, at least one year in radiology, and a patient‑centered approach.