CT Technologist

Join HCA Healthcare as a CT Technologist on our night shift team, performing high-quality CT imaging exams for diverse patient populations. You will operate advanced CT equipment, follow physician orders, and ensure accurate image acquisition for diagnosis and treatment. Responsibilities include patient preparation, explaining procedures, positioning, monitoring for safety, and adhering to radiation protection standards. You’ll collaborate with nurses, physicians, and peers in a fast-paced environment, maintaining documentation, QA checks, and equipment care. HCA Healthcare supports your growth with education, career development, and a culture focused on compassionate, patient-centered care. Perform CT imaging procedures according to physician orders and department protocols Prepare and position patients, explaining procedures and ensuring comfort and safety Operate and troubleshoot CT scanners and related imaging equipment Apply radiation safety and ALARA principles for patients, self, and staff Verify patient identification and conduct proper documentation in the medical record Collaborate with radiologists, nurses, and other clinicians to support diagnosis and treatment Monitor patients during and after procedures, responding to changes in condition Maintain quality control, image quality standards, and equipment cleanliness Follow infection control, regulatory, and hospital policies and procedures Support night shift workflow, prioritizing STAT and emergency studies CT imaging operation Patient positioning and immobilization Radiation safety and ALARA Cross-sectional anatomy knowledge Contrast administration and reaction recognition PACS and RIS/HIS systems Electronic medical record documentation Infection control procedures Emergency and trauma imaging protocols Quality control and equipment troubleshooting Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance 401k ARRT (R) certification ARRT (CT) post-primary certification or eligibility within specified timeframe Current state radiologic technologist license (as applicable) Basic Life Support (BLS) certification Training in radiation safety and ALARA principles