Night Shift CT Tech 36 hrs/wk, Great Benefits

Northwestern Memorial Healthcare; Chicago (IL); On-site; USD 52,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

Northwestern Medicine is seeking a CT Technologist for a full-time night position in Chicago. The role requires three 12-hour night shifts from 8:30 p.m. to 7:00 a.m., totaling 36 hours per week.

Responsibilities include positioning patients, administering contrast, data entry, patient communication, image review, QA, and clerical duties. Required ARRT, IEMA Nuclear Safety, and BLS certifications, with 2–3 years of undergrad education or equivalent.

Qualifications

• ARRT certification required.
• IEMA Division of Nuclear Safety certification required.
• BLS through American Heart Association required.
• 2–3 years of undergraduate education or equivalent required.
• ARRT registry in CT or MRI preferred.
• 1 year experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Positions and immobilizes patient on examining table.
• Administers oral/IV contrast per policies and procedures and follows post exam instructions.
• Enters data: type of scan, slice thickness, scan time and other data into computer.
• Communicates with patient before and during procedure; monitors safety and comfort.
• Views images on display; ensures quality of pictures and produces radiographs.
• Performs CT equipment QA and maintains required logs.
• Performs clerical tasks such as receiving orders, scheduling patients, and recordkeeping.
• Maintains and cleans work area and equipment; replenishes supplies.

Education

ARRT

IEMA Division of Nuclear Safety

BLS through American Heart Association

2 to 3 years of undergraduate education or equivalent

ARRT registry in CT or MRI (preferred)

1 year experience (preferred)

Job description

Northwestern Medicine is seeking a CT Technologist for a full-time night position in Chicago. The role requires three 12-hour night shifts from 8:30 p.m. to 7:00 a.m., totaling 36 hours per week.

Responsibilities include positioning patients, administering contrast, data entry, patient communication, image review, QA, and clerical duties. Required ARRT, IEMA Nuclear Safety, and BLS certifications, with 2–3 years of undergrad education or equivalent.