University of Rochester·Rochester, New York
The CT Technologist performs CT exams by following provider orders and ensuring compliance with departmental standards. Responsibilities include preparing patients, producing high-quality images, and maintaining documentation.
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Job Location (Full Address): 601 Elmwood Ave, Rochester, New York, United States of America, 14642
Time Type: Full time
Scheduled Weekly Hours: 40
Department: 500251 Imaging Sciences-CT
UR - Night (United States of America)
Range: UR URCA 214 H
$35.35 - $47.72
The referenced pay range represents the minimum and maximum compensation for this job. Individual annual salaries/hourly rates will be set within the job's compensation range, and will be determined by considering factors including, but not limited to, market data, education, experience, qualifications, expertise of the individual, and internal equity considerations.
Performs CT exams by following and verifying referring provider orders and remaining in compliance with the Imaging Sciences department and all governing bodies.
M-Th 6: 30pm-5am
Supervision and direction exercised: Please refer to the Career ladder
This document describes typical duties and responsibilities and is not intended to limit management from assigning other work as required.
Three bands which are differentiated by level of independence, supervision required, ability to precept new employees in the use of all equipment, and the ability to lead and meet established departmental goals.
Non- certified CT technologist - Technologists new to the CT department who require training as well as regular direct supervision or guidance from a more senior technologist. This generally involves orientation to the department's infrastructure, policies, protocols, workflows, procedures and routines. Is responsible for performing I-stats, pregnancy tests, starting IV's, scanning patients in a safe and efficient manner, injecting IV contrast, preparing oral contrast, completing all associated paper and computer work, and discharging the patient from the CT department with appropriate post CT instructions.
Certified CT Technologist - With minimal supervision is responsible for performing I-stats, pregnancy tests, starting IV's, scanning patients in a safe and efficient manner, injecting IV contrast, preparing oral contrast, completing all associated paperwork and computer work, and discharging the patient from the CT department with appropriate post CT instructions. Additional duties may include working on special projects, such as new equipment evaluations and assisting in the design of areas where clinical equipment will be installed, or assignment to departmental committees.
Band Two requires a minimum of 18 months of progressively responsible professional work experience as a specialist in Computed Tomography in a clinical or hospital environment with at least 6 months dedicated to the URMC Imaging Sciences Department, certification in Computed Tomography, and capable of performing all CT related duties.
Certified CT Technologist - In addition to the responsibilities of Band Two, serves as a preceptor in the on-boarding of newly hired Technologists directly orienting to equipment, imaging routines and procedures, computer programs and software, as well as departmental and hospital policies. A Band Three technologist is considered a subject matter expert in downtime procedures and acts as super-user when new equipment or programs are introduced to the department. Directly assists in the mentoring of existing employees by providing one-on-one assistance in conjunction with the supervisor. Independently is responsible for performing I-stats, pregnancy tests, starting IV's, scanning patients in a safe and efficient manner, Injecting IV contrast, preparing oral contrast, completing all associated paperwork and computer work, and discharging the patient from the CT department with appropriate post CT instructions.
Select Band Three Technologists may be designated as leads to support operations on various shifts. Leads may either assist their shift supervisor, or in the absence of a supervisor, determine workflow and staff schedule/assignments. Leads may also provide performance evaluation input to the section supervisor as well as input to CT management to develop departmental goals and objectives.
Band Three requires a minimum of 4 years of progressively responsible professional work experience as a specialist in Computed Tomography in a clinical or hospital environment with 1 year dedicated to the URMC Imaging Sciences Department preferred. Technologist must be certified in Computed Tomography, and must satisfy the requirements and be capable of performing all duties of a Band Two Certified CT technologist. Band Three technologists should also be comfortable operating many of the various platforms that exist within the UR CT environment.
To be eligible for advancement consideration, technologist must be in good standing. Readiness for movement in the bands is assessed by the CT manager and CT supervisor upon successful demonstration of knowledge and task proficiency as defined in the career ladder. Movement to a higher band is based on departmental need and requires final approval from the Imaging Sciences Clinical Director of Operations in collaboration with Human Resources. Employees hired externally with appropriate credentials and relevant experience may enter the career bands as a Band Three to serve in a lead role if the need exists within the department.
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Candidates must complete formal training in an approved school of radiologic technology and maintain current NYS licensure and ARRT certification. Basic Life Support certification is also required.
Market context
In New York, inpatient CT technologist roles are typically driven by hospital imaging needs, so employers often look for candidates who can work efficiently in fast-paced settings and support around-the-clock patient care. These positions are competitive because they require formal radiologic technology training, current NYS licensure, ARRT certification, and Basic Life Support, and this platform’s AI-summarized job requirements and benefits help you review the original posting faster. Before applying, confirm your licensure and certification status and note any inpatient or shift experience that matches the role.
