CT Tech I

Mount Sinai Medical Center of Florida•Miami Beach, FL

18h

About The Position

Mount Sinai Medical Center is hiring a CT Tech I to perform specialty radiologic examinations and assist radiologists and physicians with patient care during procedures. The technologist prepares and positions patients, reviews medical records to verify physician orders, and checks films for quality and accurate patient identification before radiologist interpretation. The role requires safe and competent use of specialized equipment, adherence to Standard Precautions and radiation dosimeter policy, and reporting equipment malfunctions promptly. The technologist maintains room supplies, enters exam data and related paperwork, and uses EPIC and SYNAPSE systems. Cross-training in other specialty areas may be required when workload demands, and the technologist may assist with training new staff. The position follows a schedule of 11 a.m. to 11 p.m., three 12-hour shifts. Full-time, part-time, and per-diem opportunities are available.

Requirements

Registration by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) in CT.
Current Florida General Radiographer license from the Department of HRS, Radiation Control.
BLS/CPR certification.
Graduate of an AMA-accredited educational program in Radiologic Technology or equivalent.
One year of clinical experience at the staff technologist level.

Responsibilities

Prepare and position patients for examinations and perform specialty radiologic examinations.
Assist radiologists and physicians with patient care during procedures.
Review patient medical records to verify physician orders before examinations.
Cross-train in other specialty areas, departments, or facilities when workload demands.
Inspect films for quality and verify patient name, date, and medical record number before radiologist interpretation.
Assist with training new technologists and technical assistants in assigned procedures when requested.
Operate specialized equipment competently and follow safety guidelines.
Implement Standard Precautions for all patients according to hospital policy.
Adjust to variable schedules and procedure techniques as needed.
Follow the hospital's personnel radiation dosimeter policy.
Report equipment malfunctions immediately to the lead technologist or supervisor and clinical engineering.
Maintain and stock the room with supplies needed for radiologic examinations.
Use computer programs, particularly EPIC and SYNAPSE.
Complete daily exam data entry for studies performed and associated paperwork.
Attend scheduled monthly department staff meetings.