CT Technologist - NBMC (Part Time, Variable)

NorthBay Health•Fairfield, CA

3d•$75

About The Position

The CT Technologist I performs CT examinations according to established protocols and general radiographic studies according to established quality assurance criteria. The role supports patients before and during examinations, ensures patient safety and well-being, and evaluates studies to confirm they meet quality standards. The technologist processes and organizes images and paperwork, completes charges, and may work in other department areas, including radiology and ultrasound. The position also includes equipment inspection and cleaning, reporting equipment failures and patient-related issues, and taking call or stand-by when required. Departmental standards for Joint Commission, patient safety, and the Department of Health must be met or exceeded.

Requirements

Graduate of a Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiology Technology (JCERT)-approved radiology course, or have training and experience obtained before 2000.
Current California CRT with Fluoroscopy Permit.
Venipuncture Permit or documented venipuncture training before January 1, 2013; alternatively, a Venipuncture Permit with a documented competency checklist demonstrating 10 venipunctures within 30 days of hire.
AHA or equivalent BLS Certification.
Two or more years of general radiology experience, including at least one year of CT experience.
Some clerical and computer experience.
Maintain current knowledge and skill in providing appropriate care for patients in all age groups.
Practice the principles of ALARA.
Interact with patients, staff, and visitors in a pleasant, cooperative, and courteous manner.
Adhere to established policies and procedures and demonstrate attendance and punctuality.
Be able to assist with moving patients and move portable equipment.

Responsibilities

Perform CT examinations according to established protocols.
Assist and instruct patients before and during examinations.
Evaluate each study to ensure it meets required quality standards.
Ensure patient safety and well-being during examinations.
Inspect and clean equipment before use.
Report equipment failures or malfunctions to the radiology supervisor.
Report patient complaints, discrepancies, and drug reactions according to quality assurance policies.
Process images, organize paperwork, and complete charges.
Work in other department areas, such as radiology and ultrasound.
Meet or exceed organizational standards for Joint Commission, patient safety, and the Department of Health.
Take call or stand-by when required.
Perform other duties as required.
Perform general radiographic studies according to established quality assurance criteria, including bedside radiography.
Assist with clerical duties.