CT Technologist – Sign-On Bonus & Advanced Imaging

LifeBridge Health; Alto Vista (MD); On-site; USD 5,373,000 - 8,100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, and vision coverage

Tuition reimbursement

Generous paid time off

Free on-site parking

Job summary

Carroll Hospital, part of LifeBridge Health, seeks a Radiologic Technologist to produce optimal CT images while addressing the needs of adolescents, adults, and geriatric patients. You will work with scanners, power injectors, advanced workstations, and PACS to support diagnostic quality.

Requirements include 1–3 years of experience, an Associate's Degree, and graduation from a JRCERT-accredited program. Maryland licensure eligibility, BLS, and RT(R) or equivalent are expected; ASHP/ACLS are a

Qualifications

• Graduate from a JRCERT accredited School of Radiologic Technology is required.
• Associate's degree required with Maryland radiology licensure eligibility.
• 1–3 years recent radiologic technologist experience preferred.
• CPR/BLS certification required; RT(R) or equivalent preferred.

Responsibilities

• Produce high-quality CT images and ensure patient safety.
• Utilize PACS and CT software to reformats images as needed.
• Provide patient care across age groups with appropriate growth/development considerations.

Skills

Patient care

Imaging quality

PACS familiarity

Age-specific care

Education

Associate's Degree

JRCERT accredited program

High School / GED (preferred)

Tools

CT Scanners

Power injectors

Advanced workstations

Imaging software for reformatting

Job description

Carroll Hospital, part of LifeBridge Health, seeks a Radiologic Technologist to produce optimal CT images while addressing the needs of adolescents, adults, and geriatric patients. You will work with scanners, power injectors, advanced workstations, and PACS to support diagnostic quality.

Requirements include 1–3 years of experience, an Associate's Degree, and graduation from a JRCERT-accredited program. Maryland licensure eligibility, BLS, and RT(R) or equivalent are expected; ASHP/ACLS are a