Job Title: Computed Tomography Technologist
Profession: Technologist
Specialty: Computed Tomography (CT)
Duration: 13 weeks
Shift: Days
Hours per Shift: 8 hours, 5 days a week, 40 hours guaranteed
Experience: 2+ Years of CT Experience
License: Michigan license verification required
Certifications: BLS, ARRT
Must-Have:
- Phillips Experience
- Needs to work 2 out of 3 upcoming holidays (Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year)
Description:
Coordinates and participates in all computerized tomography scanning procedures.
Sets up, monitors, and operates complex computerized equipment for diagnostic purposes.
Essential Functions and Responsibilities:
Sets up and monitors computer operation of CT equipment per patient.
Transfers and positions patients utilizing accepted standards of safety and proper lifting techniques.
Applies immobilization devices as necessary.
Provides required patient identification.
Obtains vital information from patients concerning known allergies and pertinent medical history.
Properly prepares and injects contrast media intravenously into appropriate patients as needed for examination.
Makes and develops images for the permanent file of each patient.
Records all studies on magnetic tape for future reference.
Organizes daily patient schedule in cooperation with workroom technician.
Maintains image quality following department guidelines.
Conducts daily calibration and quality control of equipment following department guidelines.
Assures proper repair of equipment is performed.
Follows protocols for imaging procedures.
Responsible for electronic/digital image capture, storage, transfer, and copy.
Monitors patients for allergic reactions and takes proper action as needed.
Assists with emergency medical situations, including providing basic CPR.
Provides protection to self and patients in accordance with current prescribed safety standards and regulations.
Maintains cleanliness of the working environment.
Assures supplies are maintained within department inventory levels.
Instructs new personnel as needed.
Assists radiologists and other physician specialists in the performance of specialized radiological procedures in accordance with department standards.
Reviews and records pertinent patient history and supportive clinical data to aid in the diagnosis of patients.
Participates in departmental quality assessments and continuous quality improvement opportunities.
Assists in goal setting, collecting and evaluating data, implementing action plans, and related applications.