CT Technologist 2 - Radiology - CT

Tampa General Hospital•Tampa, FL

About The Position

The CT Technologist 2 performs advanced computed tomography procedures to produce high-quality diagnostic images with a high level of technical competence and clinical autonomy. The role performs a full range of CT procedures, including advanced reconstructions, neurovascular CTA, trauma imaging, biopsies, drainage procedures, and sterile contrast studies. The technologist also supports quality assurance, interdepartmental committees, and implementation of departmental policies and procedures. The CT Technologist 2 serves as a departmental preceptor and resource, assisting with the onboarding and training of staff. The role requires independent judgment, technical proficiency, and clinical decision-making to ensure safe and effective use of ionizing radiation for diagnostic purposes. The technologist assumes responsibility for designated areas, upholds quality and safety standards, and supports daily CT department workflow. Responsibilities are carried out in alignment with the mission, vision, and values of Tampa General Hospital.

Requirements

Associate's degree in Radiologic Science from a Radiologic Technology technical program.
Radiology Technologist license or registration issued by Florida or a compact state.
Registration with the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) as Radiation Therapy (RT), Nuclear Medicine (NM), or Radiography (R).
Certified Nuclear Medicine Technologist (CNMT) and RT (N) CT Registry required.
Basic Life Support (BLS) certification.
One year of progressive responsibility within a CT diagnostic imaging department.
Proficiency in advanced CT studies, including neurovascular CTA and 3D/advanced-level reconstructions.
Skill in scanner operation, troubleshooting, workflow optimization, and supporting quality assurance and maintenance tasks.
Competence in safe IV contrast use, including evaluating patient responses and contraindications.
Ability to identify and resolve imaging artifacts, equipment performance issues, and patient-related challenges.
Experience explaining complex procedures, alleviating patient anxiety, collaborating with radiologists and clinical teams, and communicating in a service-focused manner.
Ability to independently manage workflow, support multiple imaging locations, prioritize urgent needs, and adapt to dynamic clinical environments.

Responsibilities

Perform advanced CT procedures according to established protocols, including neurovascular studies, advanced reconstructions, trauma imaging, and interventional support.
Exercise professional judgment while maintaining a calm, patient-focused demeanor.
Independently position patients and operate CT scanners to obtain optimal diagnostic images with minimal retakes.
Administer contrast agents according to safety guidelines, verifying patient history and screening results.
Assist with biopsies, drainages, and sterile contrast studies while maintaining proper sterile technique.
Support departmental quality assurance through image review, protocol adherence, documentation, and equipment checks.
Train, coach, and guide CT staff, students, and new hires on procedures and equipment use as a preceptor.
Collaborate with leadership on implementing departmental policies, procedures, and workflow improvements.
Participate in interdepartmental committees and contribute to process improvement and patient-care initiatives.
Accurately document procedures, patient data, contrast usage, dose indices, imaging details, assessments, and procedural notes in the EMR/RIS/PACS.
Support department operations by assisting colleagues and completing additional tasks assigned by leadership.
Maintain room cleanliness and readiness by stocking supplies, checking equipment functionality, performing routine QC testing, and troubleshooting issues.