CT Technologist, 4 - 10 Hour Shifts

Atlantic Medical Imaging•Manasquan, NJ

3d•$37 - $49

About The Position

Atlantic Medical Imaging (AMI) is seeking a full-time CT Technologist for its Wall-region outpatient radiology offices, with coverage in Wall, Brick, and Toms River. This is a 40-hour-per-week position consisting of four 10-hour shifts, Tuesday through Friday between 7 a.m. and 8 p.m., with rotating Saturday coverage every five weeks for PTO coverage. Schedules may change based on business needs. The position performs CT examinations and associated imaging, patient-care, documentation, quality-assurance, equipment, and workflow duties in accordance with departmental policies and protocols. Offered rates increase based on years of work experience.

Requirements

Graduate of an accredited Radiologic Technology program.
Current New Jersey license.
Registered by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) and CT ARRT Board Certified.
Knowledge of and proficiency in cross-sectional anatomy.
American Heart Association (AHA) or Red Cross CPR/BLS certification before the start of employment.

Nice To Haves

Previous experience or certification in venipuncture for contrast-media injection via butterfly needle and IV catheter; candidates without current training or certification must be willing to obtain it. In-house training will be provided.

Responsibilities

Perform computerized axial tomography examinations in accordance with departmental policies, as scheduled and upon demand.
Perform image reconstruction, archiving, filming, and other software functions as directed by the radiologist or departmental policy.
Review patients’ imaging requests to confirm the appropriate anatomical site and relevant clinical history.
Explain procedures, answer patient questions, obtain informed consent, and document appropriately.
Position patients accurately to capture the target anatomy while minimizing repeat scans and radiation exposure.
Prepare patients and initiate IV lines for contrast administration in accordance with departmental protocols.
Ensure a radiologist is present on-site before administering contrast or medication, as required by departmental policy.
Administer radiocontrast according to policy and ensure correct dosage and safe administration.
Observe patients receiving contrast, communicate concerns to the radiologist, and protect patient privacy.
Review studies for image quality before patients leave the scanning table.
Provide professional patient care and maintain patient confidentiality in accordance with HIPAA and institutional policies.
Learn and respond to office emergency codes to support the safety and security of patients, employees, visitors, and the physical environment.
Maintain a safe and clean work environment and disinfect equipment after each patient.
Operate CT equipment, apply ALARA principles, and optimize scanning techniques, software, and hardware.
Perform quality-control testing, equipment calibrations, and start-up and shutdown procedures.
Conduct and document daily and monthly quality-assurance procedures; notify the CT Lead and initiate a service call if results are outside acceptable limits.
Troubleshoot scanner malfunctions according to manufacturer instructions, request service when needed, and document events in the service logbook.
Maintain established work schedules and ensure imaging services are available efficiently.
Complete patient documentation and required records accurately, including documentation in RIS and PACS.
Monitor patient flow and accommodate unscheduled and add-on studies.
Review and scrub schedules in advance to verify exam accuracy and support efficient workflow.
Maintain daily inventory of medical and departmental supplies, notify the Offices Administrator or Chief Technologist when non-stock items need ordering, and complete weekly inventory worksheets.
Perform other duties and responsibilities as assigned.