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Sarah Bush Lincoln
Overview
The CT Technologist is responsible for producing high-quality diagnostic images by operating complex electronic equipment and adjusting techniques for patient positioning. They must also manage contrast media injections and ensure proper documentation of radiation doses and patient data.
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Compensation
$32 - $50 / HOUR
Posted
29 days ago
REGIONAL MEDICAL IMAGING, P.C.
The CT Tech Assistant supports technologists by preparing patients for exams, obtaining medical histories, and performing phlebotomy and IV access. They also manage inventory, maintain equipment cleanliness, and handle administrative tasks within the RIS and PACS systems.
Salary not listed
2 months ago
Northwell
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
LCMC Health
The MRI Technologist performs technical magnetic resonance imaging procedures requiring independent judgment to ensure optimal diagnostic results and provides sound patient care practices according to hospital policies to ensure patient safety.
The MRI Technologist performs technical magnetic resonance imaging procedures requiring independent judgment to obtain diagnostic results, while also providing sound patient care practices according to hospital policies to ensure patient safety. This role involves daily equipment calibration, selecting appropriate coils and acquisition parameters, administering contrast agents, and maintaining a safe and clean work environment.
Community Health Systems Professional Services Corporation
The CT Technologist I operates CT equipment to generate high-quality diagnostic images while prioritizing patient safety and comfort according to established protocols. Key duties include preparing and positioning patients, administering contrast media, performing quality control checks, and collaborating with radiologists for accurate and timely results.
3 months ago
University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB)
The primary responsibility is providing patient care and technical skills in operating MRI equipment to produce cross-sectional images for diagnostic purposes. This includes accurate data entry, patient preparation, image acquisition, quality control, and performing necessary contrast injections.
The primary responsibility involves operating magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) equipment to produce cross-sectional images for diagnostic purposes while providing direct patient care and adhering to safety protocols. This includes accurate data entry into various systems, performing quality control on images, and demonstrating necessary clinical skills like contrast injections.
Conrad Pearson
The CT Technologist performs radiologic diagnostic procedures and assists in ensuring the department operates efficiently. They must provide quality services to physicians and compassionate care to patients while adhering to clinic guidelines.
4 months ago
UnitedHealth Group
The MRI Technologist is responsible for assisting radiologists in imaging processes and ensuring patient safety during procedures. They must produce high-quality images and communicate effectively with patients to prepare them for MRI scans.
$28 - $50 / HOUR
6 months ago
