CT Technologist II - Pool

Orlando Health•Melbourne, FL

13h

About The Position

The CT Technologist II provides quality patient care while performing diagnostic imaging and related procedures to demonstrate anatomy for interpretation and/or intervention, adhering to radiation safety principles. The role combines technical imaging skills with patient care in a fast-paced clinical environment and requires professional judgment, management of multiple priorities, and adaptation to patient needs. The position requires flexibility in scheduling and participation in call schedules based on unit needs.

Requirements

Graduate of an accredited school of Radiologic Technology or an approved school of Nuclear Medicine Technology.
Maintain current AHA BLS/Healthcare Provider certification.
Hold valid Certified Radiologic Technologist licensure by the State of Florida.
Meet one certification pathway: valid ARRT certification (R) and valid ARRT certification (CT); or valid NMTCB certification in (CT); or valid NMTCB certification in (CNMT) and valid American Registry of Radiologic Certification (CT).
Have a mandatory minimum of two years of CT experience.
Have experience in at least one of the following areas: advanced imaging proficiency, including 3D Lab or IR imaging, or cardiac imaging; serving as a site proctor/preceptor for onboarding new hires and cross-training; or primary responsibility for dual imaging roles with current proficiency and routine work in a secondary modality.
Be able to accept flexible scheduling and call schedules based on unit needs.

Responsibilities

Perform diagnostic imaging procedures while delivering appropriate, high-quality patient care.
Assess patients' physical conditions and age-specific needs.
Position patients and imaging equipment and adjust technical factors to obtain high-quality diagnostic images.
Evaluate images for technical quality, proper annotation, patient identification, and appropriate anatomical demonstration.
Apply radiation safety principles to minimize exposure to patients, yourself, and others.
Demonstrate proficiency in contrast medication administration, including the use of power injectors.
Perform venipuncture and evaluate IV access for contrast administration.
Respond appropriately to adverse contrast reactions and other emergencies.
Follow applicable state and federal regulations and Quality Control standards.
Assist with the supervision of student technologists and training of new technologists.
Maintain a safe, organized, and patient-focused work environment.