Computed Tomography Technologist

Piedmont Healthcare is seeking a CT Technologist to join our Healthcare & Medical Services team. In this role, you will perform high-quality CT imaging procedures, ensure patient safety, and collaborate closely with radiologists and clinical staff. Responsibilities include preparing patients, operating CT equipment, maintaining accurate records, and following all regulatory and safety standards. Piedmont offers a culture of respect, innovation, and teamwork, with strong support for professional growth through ongoing training, education, and career advancement opportunities in a patient-centered environment. Perform routine and advanced CT imaging procedures according to physician orders and established protocols Verify patient identification, review orders, and obtain relevant clinical history prior to exams Prepare, position, and instruct patients to obtain high-quality diagnostic images while ensuring comfort and safety Select and adjust imaging parameters and protocols to optimize image quality and minimize radiation exposure (ALARA) Start and monitor IV lines, administer contrast media per protocol, and recognize and respond to adverse reactions Monitor patients before, during, and after CT exams, reporting changes in condition to the care team Operate, troubleshoot, and care for CT scanners, injectors, and related imaging equipment Perform and document daily quality control and equipment checks, reporting issues promptly Accurately document procedures, contrast usage, and dose information in the EMR, RIS, and PACS Adhere to infection prevention, radiation safety, and patient safety policies, including emergency response procedures Collaborate with radiologists, nurses, and other care team members to coordinate imaging with overall patient care Prioritize and manage workflow to meet departmental turnaround times and scheduling needs for day-shift operations Provide clear communication and compassionate support to patients and families to reduce anxiety and improve exam cooperation Participate in staff meetings, process improvement initiatives, and ongoing training and continuing education Maintain required certifications and stay current with advances in CT imaging and best practices CT imaging operation and protocols Radiologic positioning and anatomy knowledge Radiation safety and ALARA principles IV insertion and contrast administration Patient assessment and monitoring Emergency response to contrast reactions Use of PACS, RIS, and EMR systems Cross-sectional anatomy and pathology recognition Quality control and equipment maintenance basics Infection prevention and standard precautions Time management and workflow prioritization Effective patient and family communication Collaboration within multidisciplinary clinical teams Adherence to regulatory and accreditation standards (e.g., The Joint Commission) Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance 401k ARRT (R) certification ARRT (CT) post-primary certification (or obtained within 12–24 months of hire) Current Basic Life Support (BLS) certification State of Georgia radiologic technologist license (if applicable/required) Completion of an accredited radiologic technology or CT program