Under general supervision, prepares patients for and performs CT examinations. This role requires adherence to ALARA and safety principles, flexibility, team spirit, compassion, respect, politeness, and accountability. The technologist provides healthcare services to all age groups, demonstrating awareness and sensitivity to patients’ rights. Responsibilities include completing procedures in a timely manner, utilizing hospital information systems (HIS), Radiology Information System (RIS), and PACS. The role also involves maintaining a safe working environment, keeping the work area clean, reporting faulty equipment, and maintaining appropriate medical stock. The technologist is responsible for their own professional growth, maintaining licensure, and completing educational requirements. Understanding medication security and adhering to infection prevention guidelines are crucial. The role includes assisting student technologists, transporting and moving patients safely, and providing patients and families with procedural information. Evaluating medical histories, completing paperwork, and arranging for translation services are also key duties. Department-specific competencies include preparing and administering intravenous and oral contrast media under supervision, asking about pregnancy status, adhering to radiation safety and other safety policies, calibrating equipment, following Lean principles, and assuming on-call status. The role also involves assisting in training and orienting new employees.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
Associate degree