CT Technologist

International SOS Government Medical Services•Long Beach, CA

8d•Onsite

About The Position

International SOS Government Services is seeking an experienced CT Technologist to support Veterans through high-quality diagnostic imaging at the VA Long Beach Healthcare System. This mission-driven role is ideal for a skilled imaging professional who values patient safety, technical accuracy, teamwork, and service in a federal healthcare environment. Join International SOS Government Services and use your CT expertise to support Veteran care in a structured, mission-focused federal healthcare setting.

Requirements

Minimum one year of current work experience in Computed Tomography.
Current valid American Registry of Radiologic Technologists Radiography certification.
Current valid advanced ARRT Computed Tomography certification.
Graduate of a qualifying radiography or radiation therapy technology program from an accredited college, university hospital, medical school, post-secondary technical school, or vocational school.
Demonstrated experience starting IV access and performing contrast injections.
Current Basic Life Support certification.
PACS work experience required, including Agfa PACS.
Ability to use Radiology Vista, CPRS, imaging technology, and required patient care systems.
Ability to read, write, and speak English effectively.
U.S. Citizen or Permanent Resident Card holder required.
Must pass or possess VA Public Trust Clearance.
Must follow VA onboarding, privacy, cyber security, safety, training, and compliance requirements.

Nice To Haves

Intravenous certification preferred but not required.
Prior VA, federal healthcare, hospital radiology, or CT department experience helpful.

Responsibilities

Independently operate CT scanning equipment to perform complex CT imaging examinations.
Practice CT safety while using radiation-producing equipment to image the brain, neck, spine, chest, body, and extremities.
Receive patients, explain procedures, position patients, set technical parameters, and adjust accessory imaging equipment.
Contribute to patient assessments, prioritize care needs, and collaborate with the interdisciplinary team.
Set up CT suites with sterile supplies, contrast materials, catheters, and required equipment.
Prepare and administer contrast material intravenously under close radiologist supervision, as required.
Send images to PACS, archive and post-process images, and complete case editing of requests and reports.
Enter and maintain patient information in Radiology Vista, CPRS, and related systems.
Follow VALBHS policies, medical staff protocols, contract requirements, CT safety standards, and Joint Commission standards.
Protect VA records and patient information from unauthorized access, disclosure, modification, or release.
Complete VA orientation and mandatory training, including privacy, cyber security, diversity, quality improvement, fire safety, infection control, and compliance education.
Report unusual incidents, accidents, malfunctions, injuries, deaths, or suspected privacy/security incidents according to VA and contract requirements.
Maintain professional appearance, wear VA-issued identification and required scrubs while on duty, and follow facility protocols.
Participate in Performance Improvement and Risk Management activities as required.