CT Tech

Grand River Health Main Campus•Rifle, CO

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The CT Technologist performs diagnostic imaging procedures while prioritizing patient safety, quality care, and a positive patient experience. The role works directly with patients, physicians, and the care team to provide accurate and efficient imaging services. The position is full-time, night shift, with three 12-hour shifts, at Grand River Health in Rifle, Colorado. The technologist performs CT imaging according to departmental protocols and radiation safety standards, obtains patient histories, explains procedures, addresses concerns, and provides patient education. They help ensure patient comfort and safety during procedures, participate in quality improvement and radiation safety initiatives, and support radiological education for patients and physicians. Other duties may be assigned. Grand River Health is a community-focused healthcare provider serving Western Colorado. Its main hospital campus in Rifle has 25 beds and offers a range of services, alongside a long-term care center and satellite campus. The organization’s mission is to improve the health and well-being of the communities it serves, and its vision is to be its communities’ first choice in quality healthcare.

Requirements

Graduate of an accredited Radiologic Technology program.
Current ARRT Radiography registration and ARRT (CT) certification.
Obtain an American Heart Association-approved BLS certification within three months of hire and maintain current certification throughout employment.
Knowledge of radiation safety, medical imaging equipment, patient care, and applicable policies and procedures.
Ability to respond calmly in emergency situations.
Strong communication, organizational, problem-solving, and interpersonal skills.
Ability to maintain effective working relationships with patients, providers, coworkers, and the public.

Nice To Haves

Associate degree in Applied Science in Radiologic Technology and/or a Bachelor’s degree in Radiologic Sciences from an approved program.
One year of professional radiology experience in a hospital or patient care setting.

Responsibilities

Perform CT imaging procedures in accordance with departmental protocols and radiation safety standards.
Obtain patient histories, explain procedures, address concerns, and provide appropriate patient education.
Ensure patient safety and comfort throughout imaging procedures and respond appropriately to patient needs.
Participate in Performance Improvement, Continuous Quality Improvement, Patient Satisfaction, Radiation Safety, and related department initiatives.
Support radiological patient and physician education.
Participate in committees and meetings, and perform other duties as assigned.