Night CT Scan Technologist — Precise Imaging & Care

St. Luke’s University Health Network; Easton (Northampton County); On-site; USD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

St. Luke's University Health Network is seeking a CT Technologist to support radiologists during invasive procedures and CT examinations. You will communicate findings and review patient histories to ensure accurate imaging and quality results.

Responsibilities include operator of RIS/HIS modules, contrast administration, 3-D imaging, and patient education. A valid ARRT CT registry and state license are required, with CT registry advancement encouraged.

Qualifications

• Graduate from ARRT recognized education program; advanced registry in CT preferred within 1 year of hire.
• Current state license (NJDEP) and appropriate registry (ARRT) required.
• NJ candidate: ARRT registry; 1 year experience; 2+ years preferred in hospital CT.

Responsibilities

• Directly assists Radiologist during invasive procedures and CT examinations.
• Communicates clinical observations to Radiologist.
• Presents clinical history for radiologist review.
• Demonstrates competency with RIS/HIS modules.
• Injects contrast per department policy.
• Ensures patient questionnaire is completed and reviewed.
• Performs 3-D imaging functions.
• Provides patient education about procedures.
• Maintains professional development through in-services/CEs.
• Ensures downtime procedures for continuity of care.

Skills

CT Scans

Radiology procedures

Communicate with Radiologist

PACS knowledge

Education

ARRT recognized education program

ARRT registration

A.A.S. in Radiologic Technology

Tools

RIS/HIS modules

PACS

Job description

St. Luke's University Health Network is seeking a CT Technologist to support radiologists during invasive procedures and CT examinations. You will communicate findings and review patient histories to ensure accurate imaging and quality results.

Responsibilities include operator of RIS/HIS modules, contrast administration, 3-D imaging, and patient education. A valid ARRT CT registry and state license are required, with CT registry advancement encouraged.