Description
The CT Technologist performs computed tomography exams, prepares and documents medication and radiation activities, and supports interventional and therapeutic procedures under the direction of a licensed practitioner. The role requires patient assessment and monitoring, accurate documentation of orders, knowledge of department equipment and medical terminology, effective communication, teamwork, and a high school diploma or GED. An Indiana radiologic technologist license and ARRT (R)(CT) registry are required, with the ARRT (R)(CT) required within one year of hire for applicants without it.
