CT Technologist
MidLantic Urology·Cary, North Carolina
MidLantic Urology·Cary, North Carolina
The CT Technologist performs computerized tomographic scans to provide diagnostic images for physicians while ensuring high-quality patient care. Responsibilities include monitoring patient status, administering contrast media, and maintaining equipment according to safety protocols.
The CT Technologist produces computerized tomographic Radiographs of designated anatomical areas, as requested, in order to provide the radiologists and/or physicians with diagnostic information. The CT Technologist provides quality patient care in relation to the patient's prescribed diagnosis and treatment needs.
Requirements: ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTION/COMPETENCIES Responsibilities include but are not limited to:
Collaborates on patient medical issues with the physician to determine protocol and procedure.
Completes all CT exams and procedures, obtaining optimal images for physician review according to policy and protocol.
Obtains and records patient identification, medical history, or test results.
Performs venous punctures using universal precautions while administering contrast media.
Monitors patient condition continually and reports/responds to changes in status as appropriate.
Performs medical care as needed, such as administering oxygen, taking vital signs and giving emergency treatments.
Maintains patient confidentiality.
Practices established safety guidelines and use CT safety tools and techniques.
Maintains, cleans and reports any issues with CT equipment.
Performs other position related duties as assigned.
Employees shall adhere to high standards of ethical conduct and will comply with and assist in complying with all applicable laws and regulations.
This will include and not be limited to following the Solaris Health Code of Conduct and all Solaris Health and Affiliated Practice policies and procedures; maintaining the confidentiality of patients' protected health information in compliance with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA); immediately reporting any suspected concerns and/or violations to a supervisor and/or the Compliance Department; and the timely completion the Annual Compliance Training.
Radiologic Technologist License and certification as required by state. ARRT Certification in Radiography and CT as required by state. BLS certification required.
Knowledge | skills | abilities
Graduate of Accredited school of Radiologic Technology.
CT experience strongly preferred; new grads considered.
May be required to travel between facilities.
Carrying Weight Frequency 1-25 lbs. Frequent from 34% to 66% 26-50 lbs. Occasionally from 2% to 33% Pushing/Pulling Frequency 1-25 lbs. Seldom, up to 2% 100 + lbs. Seldom, up to 2% Lifting - Height, Weight Frequency Floor to Chest, 1 -25 lbs.
from 2% to 33% Floor to Chest, 26-50 lbs.
up to 2% Floor to Waist, 1-25 lbs.
from 2% to 33% Floor to Waist, 26-50 lbs.
Seldom: up to 2%
Market context
In North Carolina, CT technologist roles are typically competitive because employers often want ARRT or CNMT certification and may require a CT registry within two years of hire. New graduates are welcome in some postings, and candidates with Radiologic Sciences training or a trade school certificate can be a strong fit. This platform’s job requirements and benefits are AI-summarized from the original job description, helping you review details faster; before applying, confirm your certification timeline and highlight any clinical imaging experience.
