Radiology - CT Tech

Cynet HealthStaff; Scottsburg (IN); On-site; USD 48,000 - 72,000; Full time

Job summary

Cynet HealthStaff is seeking a Radiology - CT Tech for a 14-week assignment in Indiana. The role requires two years of CT scanning and general radiology experience, with IN licensure possible after offer.

You will perform high-quality imaging, position patients, and collaborate with physicians to determine the need for additional imaging. The ideal candidate holds ARRT CT and R certifications with BLS, works night shifts Fri-Sun, and mentors students while maintaining infection control and

Qualifications

• Two years of CT scanning experience.
• Experience in General Radiology.
• Proficiency in patient positioning and diagnostic imaging.
• Knowledge of radiation safety practices.

Responsibilities

• Produce high-quality diagnostic images with CT and radiology equipment.
• Prepare and position patients for imaging procedures.
• Collaborate with physicians to assess images and determine need for additional imaging.
• Educate patients and ensure infection control and safety protocols.
• Mentor students during clinical rotations.

Skills

CT Scanning

General Radiology

Patient Positioning

Diagnostic Imaging

Clienttion Safety

Job description

Radiology - CT Tech

Profession: Tech

Specialty: Dual Modality CT/Radiology

Duration: 14 weeks

Shift: Night Shift: Friday to Sunday

Hours per Shift: 12 hours

Experience: Two years of CT scanning and General Radiology, with experience in both required

License: IN license (can obtain after offer)

Certifications: ARRT (CT and R), BLS

Must-Have:

• CT Scanning
• General Radiology
• Patient Positioning
• Diagnostic Imaging
• Clienttion Safety

Description:The Dual Modality CT/Rad Tech is responsible for producing high-quality diagnostic images using advanced imaging and computer equipment in accordance with professional standards.This role requires in-depth knowledge of anatomy, physiology, imaging techniques, and radiation safety.The technologist prepares and educates patients, ensuring appropriate care, and maintains strict adherence to infection control and quality protocols.Additionally, they may oversee and mentor students during clinical training.The responsibilities include verifying exam orders and assessing appropriateness using patient data and developmental considerations.They prepare and position patients for imaging procedures, ensuring optimal image quality.They operate imaging, computer, and related equipment to produce high-quality diagnostic images.They collaborate with physicians to evaluate images and determine the need for additional imaging.Applying radiation safety techniques and devices to minimize exposure to patients and staff is essential.They demonstrate knowledge of human anatomy, physiology, imaging techniques, and image quality standards.Educating patients about procedures and responding to questions or concerns in an age-appropriate manner is a key part of the role.They ensure communication, safety, and care are tailored to the patient's developmental stage.Maintaining infection control and quality control standards in all imaging procedures is required.They supervise and train students during clinical rotations to ensure safe and effective patient care.