CT Tech - Full Time sign-on bonus $20000.

Four 10-hour shifts 10p-8a Sunday-Wednesday.

JOB SUMMARY: The CT technologist is under the direct supervision of the Radiology Manager. Responsible for performing routine to complex CT procedures in accordance with established protocols under the direction/supervision of a radiologist. This included ED, inpatient, and outpatient environments.   

MAJOR ACCOUNTABILITIES/CRITICAL RESPONSIBILITIES:

1. Performs quality assurance checks on equipment and procedure areas
2. Performs procedure audits for quality improvement analysis
3. Properly identifies and explains procedure to patient
4. Follows policy/procedures related to lab work and lines (central, peripheral)

5. Starts IV access according to standard procedure and injects contrast media under the direction of a physician

6. Prepares/positions patient for CT procedures
7. Instructs students and residents and performs preceptor duties as needed
8. Ensures proper safety standards are met
9. Assists in maintaining supply inventory 
10. Participates in on-going service and process improvement efforts
11. Responsible for patient safety and comfort while in CT.  This includes adhering to the ALARA guidelines, established dose parameters within the machine, and other comforting measures as well as proper communication throughout the exam to ensure the customers’ needs are met.  Any issues will be relayed to the chief technologist directly.
12. Communicates appropriately using good interpersonal skills
13. Other duties as assigned

QUALIFICATIONS/REQUIREMENTS:

Graduate from a formal Radiologic Technology Training Program approved by the American Medical 

Association

Certified by American Registry of Radiological Technologists (ARRT)

Licensed in State of Connecticut as Radiological Technologist

CPR certified 

Advanced CT Certification required

PATIENT POPULATION SERVED: 

                        Adolescence (13-17 years)

                        Neonate/Infant (Birth to 1 year)

                        Pediatric/Early Childhood (1-12 years)

                  Adult (18-64 years)

                        Geriatric (65 plus years)

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