Graduate of an accredited Radiologic Technologist Education Program
Valid NYS License in Diagnostic Radiography
ARRT (R) certification required
BLS certification mandatory
NYS Radiologic Technologist injection certification required within 6 months
Strong communication and collaboration skills
Basic computer proficiency and exceptional customer service orientation
Responsibilities
Perform diagnostic imaging procedures in various settings such as in-patient, emergency, outpatient, and intra-operative environments
Ensure compliance with departmental protocols and procedures for imaging operations
Handle the acquisition process and storage of imaging data accurately
Complete necessary documentation and paperwork for radiologist review
Collaborate with other departments to facilitate optimal patient care
Maintain quality control over imaging equipment and procedures
Adhere to safety and regulatory standards during imaging services
Benefits
Continuing education opportunities
Access to advanced imaging technology
Supportive team environment
Opportunities for professional growth and development
Flexible work schedules
Full Job Description
Qualifications:
Education: Graduate of accredited Radiologic Technologist Education Program License/Certifications: NYS License in Diagnostic Radiography, ARRT (R), BLS NYS Radiologic Technologist with injection certification to be obtained within 6 months
Responsible to: Radiology Leadership Responsible for: All behaviors described in position summary/duties
Knowledge/Skill Requirements
Excellent communication skills Ability to work well with other departments Basic computer skills Strong customer service skills
Summary: The CT Technologist performs various imaging procedures according to department protocol and procedures which may include diagnostic imaging in the in-patient, emergency, outpatient and intra-operative setting. The technologist is responsible for the acquisition process, storage of imaging, and completing all required documentation and paperwork to ensure appropriate presentation to the radiologist for interpretation.
