Per Diem CT Technologist — Advanced Imaging & Training

Brown University Health; Providence (RI); On-site; USD 54,000 - 90,000; Part time

Job summary

Brown University Health seeks a CT Technologist to operate a multi-brand CT scanner in a busy radiology department. Under supervision, you will perform complex CT procedures across adult, geriatric, and pediatric patients while maintaining safety and quality.

You will train students and staff in imaging techniques, collaborate with a team of radiology professionals, and assist in maintaining equipment and protocols in a teaching environment at The Miriam Hospital in Providence.

Qualifications

• Must hold RI state Radiology license and CT supplemental license from the DOH.
• ARRT registration in good standing.
• Two years of formal training in Radiologic Technology required; ARRT eligible or certified.
• Six months of hospital CT experience.
• CPR certification from AHA, BLS for Healthcare Providers.

Responsibilities

• Perform complex CT procedures in a busy Radiology Department.
• Operate CT scanner and related equipment with safety and quality focus.
• Train fellow students and staff in imaging procedures and techniques.
• Collaborate with CT Manager, Lead Technologists, and Imaging Coordinator.

Skills

Patient care

Team collaboration

Safety procedures

Radiology procedures

Education

RI state Radiology license and CT supplemental license from DOH

ARRT certification (Radiography)

CPR Certification (AHA/BLS Healthcare Providers)

Tools

GE Revolution Ascend CT

Siemens CT scanner

Ulrich CT Motion Injector

Job description

Brown University Health seeks a CT Technologist to operate a multi-brand CT scanner in a busy radiology department. Under supervision, you will perform complex CT procedures across adult, geriatric, and pediatric patients while maintaining safety and quality.

You will train students and staff in imaging techniques, collaborate with a team of radiology professionals, and assist in maintaining equipment and protocols in a teaching environment at The Miriam Hospital in Providence.