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MyMichigan Health·Midland, Michigan
CT Scan Technologist
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The CT Scan Technologist performs high-quality computerized tomographic studies and assists radiologists with diagnostic procedures. They are responsible for patient care, administering contrast materials, and ensuring radiation safety protocols are followed.
This position assists the radiologist and other physicians with high quality, computerized tomographic and radiographic images required in part for the diagnosis and treatment of patients while ensuring the least amount of radiation exposure to oneself and the patient. Provides general care to the patient while in the department.
Certifications and Licensures
ARRT - Reg Radiologic Technologist Required Equivalent Experience - Within 1 year of hire or transfer ARRT CT - ARRT CT Required Equivalent Experience - Required within three years of hire or transfer into position. BLS - Basic Life Support Required Equivalent Experience - Within 1 month of hire or transfer
Degree in Healthcare Related Field. One (1) year experience working as a CT technologist in a medical center or similar setting preferred. At least two (2) years' experience working as a technologist in a medical center or similar setting preferred. ARRT registered required and CT registered required (as of 3/13/16) within 2 years of hire date. A BA in Nuclear Medicine is a degree that qualifies to hold this position. Include Certified Nuclear Medicine Technologists and also include the NMTCB CT certification as a pathway for CT certification instead of ARRT
Candidates must hold an Associate degree in a healthcare-related field and possess ARRT and CT certifications. Proficiency in Microsoft Windows and at least one year of experience in a medical center setting are preferred.
Market context
CT Scan Technologist openings in Michigan are often driven by steady imaging demand in hospitals and outpatient settings, especially for candidates who can work across fast-paced diagnostic workflows. These roles are competitive because employers look for an associate degree, BLS, venous puncture skills, and the ability to earn ARRT and CT credentials on a set timeline. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your certification status and RIS/PACS/HIS comfort before applying.