Radiology & CT Lead Technologist

State-of-South-Carolina; South Carolina; On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

South Carolina Department of Corrections seeks a radiologic technologist to obtain radiologic and CT exams, schedule visits, and maintain PACS/CDS documentation. The role involves supervising radiology staff, ensuring compliance with protocols, and maintaining equipment across statewide facilities.

The position requires ARRT CT credentials and registration, plus two years of X-ray/CT experience. A high school diploma is the minimum, with nursing orientation and interdepartmental collaboration

Qualifications

• Typing and administrative skills are essential to carry out functions of X-ray and CT clinic.
• ARRT credentials in Computed Tomography (CT) are required.

Responsibilities

• Obtains radiologic and CT examinations as ordered by medical staff.
• Schedules clinic visits for all x-ray and CT services for all SCDC institutions statewide.
• Maintains the PACS system audit, uploads CDS, and ensures all radiologic and CT examination paperwork is completed and available to radiologist.
• Maintains and performs basic maintenance on related equipment as necessary.
• Supervises radiology staff and manages daily divisional operations.
• Ensures adherence to clinical and agency protocols and procedures.
• Develops and maintains positive working relationships with interdisciplinary managers.

Skills

Typing

Administrative skills

Education

ARRT CT credentials

ARRT registration

High school diploma

Job description

South Carolina Department of Corrections seeks a radiologic technologist to obtain radiologic and CT exams, schedule visits, and maintain PACS/CDS documentation. The role involves supervising radiology staff, ensuring compliance with protocols, and maintaining equipment across statewide facilities.

The position requires ARRT CT credentials and registration, plus two years of X-ray/CT experience. A high school diploma is the minimum, with nursing orientation and interdepartmental collaboration