Night CT Technologist — Trauma Imaging Pro (Sign-On)

MetroHealth; Cuyahoga Heights (OH); On-site; USD 65,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Sign-on bonus

Tuition reimbursement

Medical and dental insurance

Certification incentives

Job summary

MetroHealth Medical Center in Ohio is seeking a Radiologic Technologist specialized in CT. The role involves producing CT images, performing IV starts, and supporting CT Guided procedures, with patient education and coordination for inpatients and outpatients.

Night shifts and biweekly 60 hours are typical, with on-site duties in a high-volume trauma center. Qualified candidates will have ARRT certification, CT credential (or within 1 year), and an Ohio Radiographer license, plus BLS.

Qualifications

• Graduate of an accredited Radiologic Technology Program.
• Registered Radiology Technologist with ARRT.
• ARRT CT credential or obtains within one year of employment.
• Valid Ohio Radiographer License (ODH).
• American Heart Association BLS Certification or obtains within the standard probationary period.

Responsibilities

• Produces quality CT images in a variety of settings.
• Assists with CT Guided Procedures including biopsies, drain placements, and tumor ablations.
• Educates patients regarding procedures, equipment, and examination to maintain understanding and comfort.
• Patient scheduling and coordination for inpatients and outpatients.
• Works with CT team and communicates effectively under stress.

Skills

CT imaging

IV starts

Anatomy knowledge

ARRT CT

Patient scheduling

Education patients

Critical thinking

Education

Accredited Radiologic Technology Program

ARRT registration

Ohio Radiographer License (ODH)

AHA BLS Certification

Job description

MetroHealth Medical Center in Ohio is seeking a Radiologic Technologist specialized in CT. The role involves producing CT images, performing IV starts, and supporting CT Guided procedures, with patient education and coordination for inpatients and outpatients.

Night shifts and biweekly 60 hours are typical, with on-site duties in a high-volume trauma center. Qualified candidates will have ARRT certification, CT credential (or within 1 year), and an Ohio Radiographer license, plus BLS.