PRN/Supp - CT Imaging Technologist
Odessa Memorial Healthcare Center·Odessa, Washington
Odessa Memorial Healthcare Center·Odessa, Washington
The technologist provides courteous and efficient patient care by performing all required radiographic examinations, which includes positioning patients, adjusting equipment factors, and processing CT films for technical quality evaluation. Responsibilities also involve maintaining equipment cleanliness, adhering to radiation safety protocols, and handling necessary patient care paperwork and logging.
Description PRN/Supp - CT Imaging Technologist
Provides courteous and efficient patient care.
Prepares for and performs all radiographic examinations by positioning patients and adjusting equipment factors for optimum exposures.
Transports, transfers and positions patients in a manner that is safe for the patient.
Processes CT films and evaluates finished radiographs for technical quality.
Maintains the cleanliness of the radiographic and associated minor equipment in accordance with infection control policies and procedures.
Performs patient care paperwork such as logging clients, releasing and tracking films, filing and retrieving reports, answering the telephone, taking messages, and all other duties pertinent to this position.
Follows protocol to ensure radiation safety, and quality assurance policies and procedures are met.
Is knowledgeable of current policies and procedures regarding hospital personnel and the Radiology Department and adheres to them appropriately.
Completes the annual mandatory training and CPR every year.
Knowledge of emergent situations, appropriate notification of Health Care Provider, and appropriate use of on-call staff.
Interviews, orients, trains, supervise, and conduct annual evaluations of staff to ensure the provision of quality services to residents.
Reports and submits employee accident/incident reports to HR as soon as possible after the occurrence of the accident/incident. Schedule Imaging Technologist required to be available for scheduled on-call. Expected Work Ethic Standards
Must function independently and have flexibility and personal integrity
Is punctual in arriving to work and uses break and lunch times appropriately.
Is well groomed and appropriately attired for work.
Makes appropriate independent decisions and recommendations for action when necessary.
Is able to tactfully and cheerfully deal with patients, residents, personnel, government agencies, vendors, and the general public.
Able to respond to emergent situations in a calm and professional manner.
Is able to seek out new methods and principles and is willing to incorporate them into existing practices.
Plans well in advance so that work continues with smooth transitions from one task to another.
Complies with all of OMHC and departmental policies and procedures.
Maintains confidentiality of patient, customer and co-worker information.
Represents the District in a positive and professional manner.
Is willing to work beyond normal working hours, when necessary.
Follows all safety precautions.
Keeps up to date on all mandatory annual training, and annual proficiency skills reviews.
Follows up on all problems and issues brought to his/her attention in a positive and productive manner until solved
Works productively in the absence of supervision, and makes appropriate independent decisions.
Schedule: Imaging Technologist required to be available for 12 Hour Shifts plus scheduled On-Call shifts as applicable.
Market context
In Washington, allied-health imaging roles are typically in steady demand because hospitals, outpatient clinics, and diagnostic centers rely on credentialed technologists to keep imaging services moving. These positions are competitive because employers often want an accredited imaging degree, Washington Department of Health certification, and ARRT registration completed quickly after hire. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, then confirm your credentials and timeline before applying.
