CT Technologist

Methodist Health System seeks a skilled CT Tech to perform high-quality CT imaging for diverse patient populations in our Healthcare & Medical Services department. Responsibilities include safely positioning patients, operating CT scanners, following physician protocols, and maintaining accurate documentation. The CT Tech collaborates closely with radiologists, nurses, and physicians, upholding our culture of integrity, compassion, and accountability. Ideal candidates demonstrate strong technical skills, excellent communication, and a commitment to patient-centered, high-quality care in a fast-paced clinical environment. Perform CT scans according to physician orders and departmental protocols Verify patient identity, obtain history, and explain procedures to ensure comfort and safety Position patients and operate CT equipment to obtain optimal diagnostic images Apply radiation safety and ALARA principles for patients and staff Monitor patients during and after procedures, reporting changes to clinical staff Prepare and administer oral or IV contrast per protocol and scope of practice Document procedures, images, and patient information accurately in PACS/EMR Collaborate with radiologists, nurses, and providers to support timely diagnoses Maintain and troubleshoot CT equipment; report service needs promptly Adhere to Methodist Health System policies, infection control, and quality standards CT scanner operation Cross-sectional anatomy knowledge Patient positioning Radiation safety and ALARA IV access and contrast administration PACS and EMR proficiency Aseptic and infection control techniques Radiologic physics fundamentals Emergency response in imaging suite Dose optimization and protocol adjustment Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance 401k ARRT (R) certification ARRT (CT) post-primary certification (or obtained within 12 months) Current state radiologic technologist license (if applicable) BLS (Basic Life Support) certification ACLS preferred Training in radiation safety and ALARA principles