Allied Technician, CT Tech

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$2812.00/wkly

Variable Shifts - 36 Hours

Posted Date: 10/08/2026

3 Week(s)

Float Required: Yes

38406554

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Job Description

Registered CT Technologist

Position Summary

Under the direction of the Radiologist, the Registered CT Technologist performs all required radiographic procedures, utilizing independent judgment, ingenuity, and initiative to apply prescribed ionizing radiation for radiologic diagnosis. The position requires the operation of a computed tomography (CT) scanner to produce cross-sectional images for diagnostic purposes, while ensuring patient safety and comfort throughout the examination process.

Position Responsibilities

Transport patients according to their physical abilities relative to the exams requested.
Utilize positioning aids as necessary to produce high-quality patient exams.
Operate all CT-associated equipment proficiently.
Ensure patient safety in accordance with departmental policies and procedures.
Assist in administering contrast media as directed by the Radiologist.
Support the performance of special procedures as required.
Practice sterile technique and follow Universal Precautions.
Maintain accurate records in line with departmental policies and procedures.
Clean examination rooms after each procedure to maintain a hygienic environment.
Restock linens and supplies as necessary.

Required Education & Experience

Two years of previous experience preferred.
Satisfactory completion of formal radiology technology training in an AMA-approved program.
Registration as a CT Technologist from ARRT is required.
BLS Certification is required.

Physical Demands

This position requires considerable walking, standing, bending, and squatting. The role involves reaching forward and overhead, as well as some sitting and climbing. Moving and lifting patients and equipment (ranging from 40 lbs. to 250 lbs. with assistance) is necessary. Manual dexterity for starting IVs is also required. The ability to hear, identify, and respond to equipment prompts and alarms, along with effective verbal communication with patients, is essential.