CT Technologist - Rotation

Role Overview: The CT Technologist I performs advanced imaging procedures under supervision to acquire diagnostic CT images, ensuring patient safety and protocol adherence. Key Responsibilities Operate CT scanners, power injectors, and computer systems to produce high-quality images for diagnosis.Maintain knowledge of various CT systems across multiple locations and stay updated on current guidelines.Follow protocols based on Image Gently Guidelines and monitor dose data, alerting when preset levels are exceeded.Obtain and interpret clinical histories to select appropriate protocols, ensuring proper patient positioning, immobilization, shielding, and technical factors.Perform CT interventional procedures and advanced CTA imaging, including specialized studies like TAVR, EVAR, and cardiac imaging.Ensure patient preparation, safety, and optimal imaging quality by applying knowledge of physiology, physics, and pharmacology. Qualifications & Skills Graduate from a Radiologic Technology training program (required); Bachelor's degree in a related field (preferred).Proficiency in operating various CT systems and understanding of anatomy, physiology, and radiation safety.Strong technical skills, attention to detail, and ability to interpret technical factors to optimize scan quality. Work Environment & Culture: The role involves clinical duties within a patient-centered, safety-focused environment that values excellence, learning, innovation, and collaboration. A diverse workforce and adherence to organizational policies are essential.