FMOLHS·Baton Rouge, Louisiana
The CT Technologist is responsible for arranging patients for CT examinations and producing high-quality images to aid medical diagnosis. They must ensure patient safety through strict adherence to imaging protocols and the safe administration of contrast media.
The CT Tech - Clinic arranges patients for Computed Tomography examinations.
Produces CT images to aid in the diagnosis of medical problems.
Prevents patient from being exposed to unnecessary radiation.
Ensures patient safety by using pre-established imaging protocols, and screens patients for safe administration of contrast media.
Utilizes departmental policy to perform safe operation of equipment and all functions of the job.
Provides complete pre and post education to patients and family.
Initially, may require instruction and guidance to accomplish the job and should develop into performing work under general supervision.
Candidates must have an Associate's degree and at least one year of experience as a Radiological and CT Technologist. Required certifications include ARRT and LSRT.
Market context
In Louisiana, CT technologist roles in adult urology clinics are typically competitive because employers look for both imaging credentials and relevant clinical experience. For this role, an associate's degree, at least one year as a Radiological and CT Technologist, and ARRT plus LSRT certification are required; reviewing the AI-summarized job requirements and benefits on this platform can save time compared with reading the full posting. Before applying, confirm your certifications are current and tailor your resume to highlight CT workflow and patient-care experience in outpatient or specialty settings.