CT Tech (Weekend Shift)

Aims Locum Tenens•Bethesda, MD

3d•$55 - $65•Onsite

About The Position

AIMS Locum Tenens is seeking experienced CT Technologists to provide radiologic services at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. The CT Technologist will produce cross-sectional images using computed tomography equipment to support accurate diagnoses and treatment plans. This role requires high technical competence, strong attention to patient safety, and the ability to function effectively in a 24/7 medical facility.

Requirements

Transcript verifying completion of radiology or CT program
Graduate of an accredited radiologic technologist program
Certified in Computed Tomography (CT) by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT-CT)
Basic Life Support (BLS) certification (AHA or Red Cross)
At least 2 years of CT experience , including within a hospital setting
Current unrestricted U.S. state license (if applicable)
In-depth knowledge of CT imaging protocols and emergency scanning procedures
Familiarity with trauma and critical care CT protocols
Ability to remain calm and focused during emergency situations
Strong patient care, communication, and documentation skills
Capable of operating and troubleshooting CT imaging equipment
Knowledge of infection control, HIPAA, and radiology safety standards
Must meet DHA immunization and health standards, including: Annual influenza vaccine, Tuberculosis screening, Other vaccinations as per CDC/DoD guidance
Federal background check required
No telework or remote services allowed
Must comply with all MTF security protocols

Responsibilities

Provide CT imaging services within the scope of DHA standards and WRNMMC protocols.
Operate CT equipment to obtain high-quality diagnostic images for interpretation by radiologists.
Ensure patient safety and compliance with radiologic best practices.
Prepare and position patients for CT examinations and ensure proper alignment and imaging techniques.
Perform contrast administration under direction and monitor for allergic reactions or complications.
Verify physician orders, review patient histories, and determine the appropriate imaging protocols.
Maintain daily logs, document patient information, and ensure images are stored and transmitted to PACS.
Perform routine quality assurance and safety checks on imaging equipment.
Collaborate with radiologists and medical staff to ensure timely and accurate patient care.
Apply proper radiation protection techniques for patients and staff.
Manage emergency situations calmly and efficiently (e.g., during trauma imaging).
Assist in training and orientation of new staff or technologists as required.
Ensure infection control procedures are strictly followed.