Description
The CT Technologist performs diagnostic computed tomography scans for emergency, inpatient, and outpatient patients, documents patient and contrast information, operates CT scanners and RIS/PACS systems, evaluates images, follows ALARA and clinical protocols, and supports patient care and quality improvement. The role requires a two-year AMA-accredited radiologic technology education, ARRT registration or registry eligibility, Massachusetts radiation-control licensure, BLS certification, CT certification within 12 months, and one year of trauma-setting experience; RIS/PACS experience is preferred. The position pays $47.00–$69.84 per hour and requires overtime, on-call, and holiday rotation.
