Tampa General Hospital·Tampa, Florida
The technologist independently performs standard CT procedures, focusing on patient safety, comfort, and accurate image processing using specialized equipment. This includes preparing and administering contrast material and ensuring clear communication with patients regarding procedures.
The CT Technologist 2 independently performs a wide range of standard CT procedures while ensuring patient safety and comfort.
Responsible for conducting imaging procedures, processing diagnostic images using specialized equipment, and ensuring the highest standards of patient care through direct interaction with patients.
The role involves preparing and administering contrast material to patients through various methods such as injection and oral intake.
Continuous professional development through medical and technical education is integral to maintaining and enhancing their skills, ensuring that patients receive high-quality care and diagnostic results.
Essential Functions Ensure clear communication with patients about procedures, including age-specific considerations and comfort measures.
Verify orders and accurately identify patients before procedures.
Conduct thorough assessments before and after imaging procedures to ensure patient safety and comfort.
Select and apply pre-established technical protocols for each examination, modifying as necessary for patient needs.
Maintain patient safety through proper shielding, modesty, and comfort during exams.
Manage patient flow effectively to minimize delays and enhance productivity in the imaging department.
Accurately process paperwork, document procedures, and report any issues or mechanical malfunctions promptly.
Maintain communication with the emergency room to ensure timely report delivery and patient care.
Stay updated with mandatory continuing education and departmental changes to maintain professional standards.
Exhibit cooperative behavior with colleagues and assist in various departmental tasks while maintaining a professional work environment.
Candidates must possess a technical program license/registration in Radiologic Technology from Florida or a Compact State, along with ARRT certifications in both Radiography (R) and CT. A minimum of one year of experience as a CT Technologist and knowledge of CT equipment are also required.
Market context
Florida allied health laboratory roles often see steady demand in hospitals, reference labs, and outpatient settings, especially for candidates with licensure and hands-on experience. This type of role is competitive because employers typically want a relevant bachelor’s degree, a current Florida Medical Technologist License, and at least 2 years of lab experience. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your license status and tailor your application to the specific lab methods and settings in the posting.