What are the responsibilities and job description for the CT Technologist position at Health Care Administrators Association® (HCAA)?
Role: Full-time CT Technologist responsible for operating CT scanners and performing imaging procedures to produce detailed cross-sectional images for various exams, including body, neuro, MSK, cardiac, and pediatric.
Responsibilities: Prepare patients by explaining procedures, obtaining histories, administering contrast agents, and monitoring for adverse reactions. Perform routine maintenance, quality control checks, and troubleshoot technical issues. Follow safety protocols to minimize radiation exposure and participate in ongoing professional development. Collaborate with a team that emphasizes innovation, quality improvement, and research involvement.
Qualifications & Skills: Completion of an AMA-approved Radiologic Technology program or equivalent, with 3-6 months CT imaging experience. ARRT certification and Maryland radiography or nuclear medicine license required. CPR certification within three months. Preferred ARRT CT certification. Strong communication, technical skills, and commitment to safety are essential.
Key Duties: Operate and maintain CT equipment, ensure patient safety, and follow regulatory standards. Engage in career growth opportunities, training, and benefits that promote professional development and work-life balance.
Responsibilities: Prepare patients by explaining procedures, obtaining histories, administering contrast agents, and monitoring for adverse reactions. Perform routine maintenance, quality control checks, and troubleshoot technical issues. Follow safety protocols to minimize radiation exposure and participate in ongoing professional development. Collaborate with a team that emphasizes innovation, quality improvement, and research involvement.
Qualifications & Skills: Completion of an AMA-approved Radiologic Technology program or equivalent, with 3-6 months CT imaging experience. ARRT certification and Maryland radiography or nuclear medicine license required. CPR certification within three months. Preferred ARRT CT certification. Strong communication, technical skills, and commitment to safety are essential.
Key Duties: Operate and maintain CT equipment, ensure patient safety, and follow regulatory standards. Engage in career growth opportunities, training, and benefits that promote professional development and work-life balance.