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Northwell
Overview
The primary role involves operating Computed Tomography (CT) equipment, preparing patients for various exams including neurological and abdominal procedures, and ensuring all necessary pre-examination steps like consent forms and pregnancy screening are completed. Responsibilities also include administering IV and oral contrast agents, calculating doses, performing venipuncture, and recognizing/assisting with contrast reactions.
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Compensation
$54 - $64 / HOUR
Posted
7 days ago
The primary duties involve operating x-ray and auxiliary equipment to perform various exams according to established standards, which includes preparing the patient and positioning them correctly for radiographs. The role also requires processing and maintaining exposed images, ensuring proper labeling, and maintaining all required documentation.
$49 - $60 / HOUR
9 days ago
Yale New Haven Health
Operate medical equipment across at least four modalities to produce high-quality diagnostic images. Manage patient preparation, contrast administration, and ensure adherence to safety and infection control protocols.
Salary not listed
23 days ago
The University of Kansas Health System
The CT Technologist is responsible for producing high-quality cross-sectional images to diagnose disease processes while ensuring patient safety and radiation dose optimization. They also coordinate patient flow and participate in the training and education of fellow technologists and students.
24 days ago
The CT Technologist is responsible for producing cross-sectional images for disease diagnosis, operating CT scanners safely while minimizing patient radiation dose, and coordinating patient flow efficiently. They must also maintain knowledge of contrast reactions and provide patient assessment and education.
The CT Technologist is responsible for producing high-quality cross-sectional images to diagnose disease processes across various health system locations. They manage patient flow, operate CT scanners safely, and provide necessary patient preparation and contrast administration.
1 month ago
The primary duties involve operating x-ray and auxiliary equipment to process images, which includes preparing patients for exams, positioning them correctly, and adjusting equipment settings for optimal exposure. Responsibilities also cover monitoring patient conditions for abnormalities and ensuring all processed images are correctly labeled and documented.
$46 - $56 / HOUR
Mayo Clinic
Independently manage cardiovascular CT imaging services, including protocoling, clinical oversight, and medication management. Act as a key liaison between radiologists, technologists, and ordering providers to ensure patient safety and diagnostic accuracy.
$119,870 - $167,274 / YEAR
Thedacare
Perform diagnostic imaging studies across multiple modalities including X-ray, MRI, CT, or Mammography while ensuring radiation safety. Provide compassionate patient care and support clinical operations across various hospital campuses.
Luminis Health
The technologist performs routine radiographic and specialized computerized tomography procedures while adhering to quality standards and patient needs. Key duties include conducting daily quality assurance testing, obtaining clinical data, ensuring efficient patient flow, and assisting physicians during emergencies.
$35 - $60 / HOUR
SimonMed Imaging
Deliver safe, high-quality MRI care for cardiac and complex patients by monitoring vital signs and managing cardiac rhythms. Ensure patient safety during imaging procedures, particularly for those with implanted cardiac devices.
MyMichigan Health
The nurse's primary goal is to provide quality nursing care to patients throughout Imaging Services, offering direct pre/post and intra-procedural care for minimally invasive procedures across various diagnostic areas. Responsibilities involve assessing patient needs, planning and implementing care, documenting outcomes, and instructing patients and families regarding treatment.
2 months ago
The CT Technologist is responsible for producing cross-sectional images for diagnosing disease processes and ensuring optimal and safe operation of CT equipment. They also assist in communication between departments and participate in ongoing training and education.
The primary role involves operating Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) equipment, preparing patients for examinations, and ensuring necessary data is collected for physician diagnosis. Responsibilities include performing thorough patient screenings, administering IV and oral contrast agents, and executing various MRI procedures.
The technologist operates MRI equipment, prepares patients for examinations including screening for contrast safety, and performs various MRI procedures such as abdominal, neurological, and biopsy planning scans. Responsibilities also include administering IV and oral contrast agents, calculating doses, and recognizing/assisting with contrast reactions.
$58 - $64 / HOUR
Sanford Health
The Diagnostic Radiology Nurse Practitioner provides advanced nursing care in collaboration with radiologists, focusing on pre-procedural evaluation, procedural support like managing contrast reactions, and post-procedural follow-up for various diagnostic imaging studies. Responsibilities include performing comprehensive health assessments, managing sedation protocols, and educating patients and families regarding procedures and expected outcomes.
The CT Technologist is responsible for producing cross-sectional images for disease diagnosis using CT scanners, ensuring optimal and safe equipment operation while adhering to low-dose radiation protocols. This role also involves acting as a liaison, assisting with staff education, and efficiently managing patient schedules and examinations.
Kindred Healthcare
The nurse is responsible for providing nursing care to patients undergoing invasive procedures, including assisting the Physician and closely monitoring the patient during these interventions. Essential functions involve conducting initial and ongoing patient assessments, performing PICC and/or Midline insertions, and monitoring or assisting with various procedures like biopsies, drain placements, and injections.
3 months ago
ThedaCare
The technologist routinely performs diagnostic studies using appropriate radiation protection measures across two or more modalities such as X-ray, MRI, CT, or Mammography. Key accountabilities include providing professional and empathetic patient care, demonstrating competency in radiology procedures, and adhering strictly to safety and documentation protocols.
