CT technologist II

SEH Saint Elizabeth Medical Center•Florence, KY

About The Position

The CT Technologist II is a professionally trained individual who produces high-quality radiographs and CT images for interpretation and diagnosis. The role requires treating patients, families, visitors, and coworkers with respect, dignity, kindness, and empathy, regardless of cultural background. The technologist operates imaging equipment safely and effectively, monitors patients during imaging, and provides diagnostic images for radiologist interpretation. This is a regular position with 36 scheduled hours.

Requirements

Graduate of an approved, accredited Radiologic Technology program.
ARRT (R)(CT) registration.
Current CPR certification.
Kentucky: KBMIRT Radiation Operator’s License in Radiography, temporary or permanent. An associate with a temporary license has 12 months from issuance to obtain ARRT(R).
Indiana: Indiana State Department of Health (ISDH) license as a Radiologic Technologist or Radiology Student Permit. An associate with a Radiology Student Permit has 6 months from issuance to obtain ARRT(R).
Basic knowledge or experience in other radiology modalities.
Effective communication skills.
Demonstrated competency in injecting intravenous contrast agents.
Advanced knowledge of cross-sectional anatomy.
Adequate clinical experience from an approved program.

Responsibilities

Operate all equipment effectively, safely, and efficiently.
Calculate and use appropriate, safe radiation exposure factors.
Complete patient-condition screening before initiating a scan and remain aware of the patient’s condition after the CT scan.
Perform routine cleaning and maintenance of equipment.
Comply with facility-wide BSI precautions and recommendations, and follow required safety procedures and applicable medical, state, and federal safety standards.
Demonstrate the knowledge and skills necessary to provide appropriate care and proficiency in all aspects of ordered CT procedures.
Use necessary computer systems in compliance with HIPAA guidelines.
Obtain and record patient data as required by the medical center, state, JCAHO, or other agencies.
Ensure procedures are charged correctly and that coding and modifiers are accurate.
Review images for quality.
Assist with quality control, quality assurance, quality improvement, or ACR activities as needed.
Perform other duties as assigned.