Community Health Systems Professional Services Corporation·Statesboro, Georgia
Operate CT equipment to produce high-quality diagnostic images while ensuring patient safety and comfort. Collaborate with radiologists and healthcare teams to deliver accurate results and assist with interventional procedures.
Position: PRN
The CT Technologist I is responsible for operating CT equipment to produce high-quality diagnostic images while ensuring patient safety, comfort, and adherence to established protocols. This role involves preparing and positioning patients, maintaining equipment, and collaborating with radiologists and healthcare team members to deliver accurate and timely diagnostic results. Strong attention to detail, excellent communication skills, and a commitment to patient-centered care are essential for success in this position.
Essential Functions
Operates CT equipment and processing systems to produce high-quality diagnostic images, ensuring compliance with departmental protocols and standards.
Prepares and positions patients appropriately for CT procedures, using suitable positioning and immobilization techniques based on patient needs and comfort.
Ensures accurate patient identification, verifies physician orders, and screens patients for contraindications to the examination.
Performs point-of-care creatinine testing and calculates GFR when required for contrast studies. Documents results and adheres to contrast administration protocols.
Administers contrast media as ordered, following safety protocols. Monitors patients for adverse reactions and responds appropriately.
Explains procedures clearly to patients, addressing questions to alleviate fear and anxiety, and provides instructions during and after the exam.
Collaborates with radiologists and healthcare team members to ensure accurate, timely, and patient-centered care.
Assists with interventional CT procedures such as biopsies or drain placements, including sterile field setup and patient support.
Reviews images for technical accuracy, presents completed studies to the radiologist, and communicates findings to relevant healthcare team members as needed.
Documents patient clinical history and correlates it with imaging studies to support accurate diagnostic interpretation.
Maintains and performs regular quality control checks on CT equipment, reporting any malfunctions promptly to ensure optimal functionality.
Responds to emergency situations, including contrast reactions or urgent imaging needs, in accordance with facility protocols.
Maintains a clean, organized, and fully stocked work area by monitoring supply levels and ensuring CT equipment is ready for use.
Adheres to safety protocols, including the use of personal protective equipment, and follows all infection control and radiation safety guidelines.
Performs other duties as assigned.
Maintains regular and reliable attendance.
Complies with all policies and standards.
Requires 1-2 years of clinical experience from an accredited radiologic sciences program and a state license as a Radiologic Technologist. CT certification or eligibility and BCLS certification are required.
Market context
In Georgia, PRN CT technologist openings often draw candidates with current ARRT and BLS credentials plus recent radiology experience, so employers can move quickly on qualified applicants. These roles are competitive because facilities need technologists who can step in with minimal onboarding and maintain imaging quality across variable schedules. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, then confirm your certifications and recent experience before applying.
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