CT Technologist - Travel

Job title: CT Technologist - Travel
Location: Santa Fe, NM
Duration: 3 Months+

SHIFT: Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday graveyard shift or Sunday, Monday and Tuesday graveyard.
 
Required:

• ARRT certification in CT required.
• New Mexico State licenses required.
• BLS certification issued through American Heart Association is required.
• IV certification preferred.

• Performs computed tomographic procedures including Biopsies as requested by physicians.
• Works closely with the Radiologist.
• Has the ability to manipulate exams to meet the needs of the patient and the doctor.
• Always practices ALARA.
• Always makes sure to check positive identification before performing all exams; provides care for patients while obtaining diagnostic quality images for interpretation by a Radiologist based on their protocols.
• Has advanced knowledge of contrast media, how it affects patients and what action to take in the event of a reaction.
• Checks and double checks all contrast before it is given to the patient and charts contrast usage appropriately in the patients chart.
• Ability to work fluidly and as a member of a team.
• Manage patient flow and obtain pertinent patient medical information/data.
• Perform QA/QC in accordance with ACR guidelines.
• Ability to start, maintain and remove IVs and power injector.
• Maintain equipment and exam rooms in optimal condition and reports malfunctions promptly.

• High school diploma or equivalent and graduation from accredited radiologic technology program.

• Thorough knowledge of associated radiographic equipment.
• Knowledge of advanced cross sectional anatomy and physiology.
• Knowledge of radiographic positioning.
• Knowledge and understanding of Medical terminology.
• Basic computer skills.
• Must be proficient in starting IVs.

• Minimum one-year radiographic experience required, and 1 year CT experience preferred.

• Responsible to: Director, Radiology Manager, Radiology Clinical Supervisor, and CT Charge Technologist.

• Bloodborne pathogen C.
• Exposure to various body fluids and ionizing radiation.

• Lifts, positions, pushes and or transfers patients and equipment in excess of 50 pounds on a regular basis.