CT Technologist PRN NIghts

Texas Health•Arlington, TX

3d•Onsite

About The Position

Texas Health Arlington Memorial is seeking a PRN CT Technologist for its Radiology Department. The role is based at the hospital in Arlington, Texas, and works variable shifts at night on an as-needed basis. The department highlights a team-based environment, an engaged management team, and a strong workplace culture. The CT Technologist performs imaging procedures and supports quality and image processing. The role includes explaining procedures to patients or their guardians or family members, positioning patients appropriately, providing attentive patient care, operating and maintaining imaging equipment, and maintaining technical skills. The technologist may also perform assignments deemed necessary by the supervisor. Texas Health Arlington Memorial is a 369-bed acute-care hospital serving Arlington and nearby communities. It provides medical and surgical care, cancer care, women’s services, behavioral health, neurosciences, and emergency medicine, among other services. The hospital is a designated Magnet hospital and holds several specialty accreditations and designations.

Requirements

Graduate of an accredited school of radiologic technology.
Comply with CLIA regulations regarding foreign education equivalency, if applicable.
Either one year of radiologic technician experience without ARRT-CT certification, or no experience with ARRT-CT certification.
ARRT – American Registry of Radiologic Technologists R certification upon hire.
ARRT-CT certification upon hire for candidates with no radiologic technician experience, or after 12 months for candidates with one year of radiologic technician experience.
CMRT – Certified Medical Radiologic Technologist certification by the TDH or TMB upon hire.
BCLS – Basic Cardiac Life Support certification before providing independent patient care and maintained quarterly.

Nice To Haves

Associate’s degree preferred.

Responsibilities

Explain procedures to patients or their guardians or family members before exams, as applicable.
Position patients to the correct anatomical area of interest.
Use multidisciplinary, team-oriented actions in patient care.
Assess and recognize patients’ emotional, physical, developmental, cognitive, and psychosocial conditions.
Adjust technical factors.
Operate, care for, and maintain equipment.
Maintain and enhance technical skills and keep up with technology advancement.
Perform any assignment deemed necessary by the supervisor.