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Cynet Health is seeking a Radiology CT Tech for a 13‑week, night‑shift assignment at two Connecticut facilities. Must have experience with GE Optima CT660 and Siemens equipment, with ARRT CT and ARRT R certifications and BLS.
You will float between sites and support a busy trauma center, performing abdominal scans, coronary CTA, and related CT procedures. Candidate must hold RI and CT licenses (or start with one while awaiting the other) and be able to venipulate and administer contrast.
Profession: Radiology
Specialty: Cardiology
Duration: 13 weeks
Shift: Night
Hours per Shift: 10 hours
Experience: 1.5 years minimum hospital experience required
License: RI and CT licenses required (can start with one while awaiting the other)
Certifications: ARRT CT, ARRT R, BLS
Must-Have:
Description:End of October and beginning of November start date.4x10 Nights shift with on-call and weekend coverage as needed.Experience with GE Optima CT660 scanner required.Candidate must be able to float between two facilities.Candidates will need to obtain both state licenses prior to starting.BLS certification is required.Experience with 3D rendering, abdominal scans, coronary CTA, and a range of other CT procedures is essential.Working in a trauma center setting will be part of the role.Additional skills required include venipuncture and preparation/administration of contrast media.Candidates should be comfortable with a patient mix that includes adolescents, adults, pediatrics, and geriatrics.The facility provides interdisciplinary support services such as IV teams, physical therapy, and rapid response teams.The job will involve working with advanced imaging technologies and providing care in a fast-paced environment.Candidates must communicate any planned absences to ensure realistic scheduling.Local candidates will not be considered if within 75 miles of the facility.One reference required for submission.Return staff policy applies.Modules are completed pre-start and annually, which may vary by specialty.