CT Technologist PRN: Interventional Support & Patient Care

Cache Valley Hospital; North Logan (UT); On-site; USD 55,000 - 69,000; Full time

Job summary

Cache Valley Hospital in Utah is seeking a CT Technologist PRN to join a radiology team dedicated to patient-centered care. You will assist radiologists with diverse CT procedures and ensure adherence to ALARA practices.

This role emphasizes teamwork, patient safety, and ongoing learning within a family-like department. The position involves administering contrast, operating CT equipment, assisting interventional radiologists, maintaining a clean, well-stocked department, and helping patients

Qualifications

• Basic Cardiac Life Support within 30 days of start date.
• ARRT-R Radiography certification.
• RT Radiologic Technologist/Radiographer certification.
• Associate degree required.

Responsibilities

• Administer oral and IV contrast and evaluate for allergies; place IV as needed.
• Load and operate MedRad power injector.
• Operate CT scanning equipment; apply ALARA standards; follow physician protocols.
• Assist interventional radiologists with procedures.
• Maintain a clean work environment and stock supplies.
• Assist patients onto and off the scanner table.

Skills

Administer contrast agents

Patient care focus

ALARA principles

Interventional radiology assistance

Education

Associate Degree

ARRT-R Radiography

RT Radiologic Technologist/Radiographer

Basic Life Support within 30 days

Tools

CT scanning equipment

MedRad power injector

IV placement

Job description

Cache Valley Hospital in Utah is seeking a CT Technologist PRN to join a radiology team dedicated to patient-centered care. You will assist radiologists with diverse CT procedures and ensure adherence to ALARA practices.

This role emphasizes teamwork, patient safety, and ongoing learning within a family-like department. The position involves administering contrast, operating CT equipment, assisting interventional radiologists, maintaining a clean, well-stocked department, and helping patients