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AUGUSTA ENT PC·Rice Township, Illinois
Computed Tomography (CT) Technician
The CT Technician performs CT procedures and provides diagnostic images for physician review. Additionally, the role involves loading, dispensing, disinfecting, and uploading Watch-Pat devices.
Part-time opportunity with a growing medical practice with locations across the CSRA and Statesboro.
For the past 40 years, Augusta ENT PC has been providing a full spectrum of specialty care for people of all ages across the CSRA. With 5 offices, 16 physicians, and a variety of services Augusta ENT PC strives to help everyone feel their very best.
The CT Technician performs CT procedures and provides staff physicians with diagnostic images for review, as well as load, dispense, disinfect, and upload all Watch-Pat devices.
Licensed Radiologic Technologist RT(R) with strong patient focus, ability to work independently and document accurately. Must be available Fridays and interested in working flexible part-time schedule primarily in our Aiken office. Outpatient or office-based CT experience, EMR proficient, and knowledge of radiology safety protocols preferred.
Personnel are at a risk of radiation exposure. Radiation-monitoring devices are in all offices and are checked Quarterly.
Schedule: Flexible Part-time Tuesday- Friday, no weekends or major holidays
The estimated salary that Indeed, Glassdoor, and LinkedIn suggest does not represent Augusta ENT PC’s compensation structure.
Candidate Profile: · Current Radiologic Technologist RT(R) license and a South Carolina Certification from SCRQSA. · Working knowledge of CT imaging procedures, patient positioning, radiation safety, and image quality standards. · Ability to independently perform CT examinations in accordance with physician orders, departmental protocols, manufacturer guidelines, applicable laws, and organizational policies. · Ability to safely assist with transferring, repositioning, and supporting patients of varying sizes and mobility levels including use of wheelchairs. · Requires adequate visual acuity to assess patients, review orders and electronic images, and operate CT equipment and computer systems. · Ability to hear patient concerns, alarms, verbal instructions, and respond promptly in routine and emergency situations.
Market context
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