CT Technologist (Per Diem/Part Time)

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CT Technologist (Per Diem/Part Time)

Quick overview

Perform high-quality CT scans by positioning patients and administering contrast agents according to radiology protocols. Ensure patient safety, maintain equipment cleanliness, and accurately document clinical information in radiology systems.

Requirements summary

Candidates must hold an ARRT CT certificate, a valid license, and BLS certification. At least 12 months of CT imaging experience along with venipuncture and IV credentials are required.

professional certificateHIPAA CompliancePatient CareEquipment MaintenanceVenipuncturePatient PositioningRadiation SafetyIV InsertionMedical Record DocumentationPatient ScreeningContrast AdministrationCT ImagingRadiology Protocols

Job description

CT Technologist (Per Diem/Part Time) Department

Clinic
Operations
Employment
Type:
Part
Time
Location: 18575 E. Gale Ave.,
Ste 105,
City of
Industry,
CA 91748
Reporting To:
Woody
Lin
Compensation: $50.00 - $55.00 / hour

Description We are currently seeking a highly motivated CT Technologist. This role will report to the Site Administrator and enable us to continue to scale in the healthcare industry.

*This per diem/part-time position offers flexible scheduling, with typical shifts on weekday evenings (4:00–8:00 PM or 5:00–9:00 PM) and Saturdays (1:00–5:00 PM).

Our Values

Patients First Empowering the Independent Provider Be Innovative Operate with Integrity & Deliver Excellence Team of One

What You'll Do Review the referring order and patient’s medical history to identify the specific body parts that require imaging.
Review CT patients screening form prior procedure If there is any uncertainty regarding the adequacy of the study, consult with a radiologist or a senior technologist prior to proceeding Provide a detailed explanation of the test to patients, outlining what they can expect during the examination Properly position patients for CT scans using immobilization and protective equipment or support devices to ensure the safety of patients and staff, while also monitor patient’s well-being during scan Prepare and administer contrast agents per protocols.
Adjust the controls on the CT equipment in preparation for the imaging process.
Perform high-quality imaging of specified body parts in accordance with the physicians’ directions and radiology protocols Evaluate all images to confirm their clarity and suitability for interpretation before the patient departs, redoing any images as necessary.
Always aim to minimize the call rate and reduce unnecessary radiation exposure to the patient.
Record and update all patient records with precise clinical information in radiology information systems.
Obtain the patient's explicit consent before any physical contact during the procedure.
Be mindful of harassment prevention protocols when the patient is of the opposite sex.
Expedite the forwarding of STAT images and create CDs when required.