Part-Time CT Technologist

About the role

The CT Technologist performs diagnostic imaging procedures, primarily in computed tomography (CT), to support accurate diagnosis and treatment. They prepare patients and equipment, perform studies independently—including on-call, portable exams, and other site-specific procedures—and perform advanced imaging modalities such as CT, MRI, interventional, mammography, bone density, and cardiac catheterization. The role ensures high-quality, timely imaging services and responds promptly to patient and physician requests. Cross-training in CT is required if registered as an R.T.(R).

Responsibilities

• Perform diagnostic imaging procedures, primarily in CT.
• Prepare patients and equipment for imaging studies.
• Conduct studies independently, including on-call and portable exams.
• Perform advanced imaging modalities (CT, MRI, interventional, mammography, bone density, cardiac catheterization).
• Ensure proper patient preparation and equipment setup.
• Provide high-quality, timely imaging services.
• Cross-train in CT if registered as an R.T.(R).

Requirements

• Associate degree or trade school equivalency.
• Certifications such as RTR, CT, MR, M, BD, CI, VI, RCIS, or RCES.
• Preferred experience of less than two years (not required).
• Additional certifications like CPR and IV therapy are advantageous.
• No prior supervisory experience necessary.

Skills

• Strong technical skills in diagnostic imaging.
• Ability to work independently.
• Attention to detail.
• Excellent patient care.
• Adaptability to cross-train in different imaging modalities.