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Perform diagnostic CT procedures utilizing a pressure injector and administering contrast under supervision. Initiate procedures only when CT imaging equipment meets quality assurance and quality control requirements, and results comply.
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AS A CT TECHNOLOGIST, you will support the Imaging Department by performing diagnostic CT scans utilizing good patient care techniques and by practicing radiation safety.
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Knowledge of principles of image processing and development applicable to diagnostic imaging. Ability to perform complex diagnostic imaging procedures. Performs various computed tomography (CT) procedures on computerized equipment.
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Responsibilities: Operates computered tomography (CT) scanner to produce cross-sectional radiographs of patient's body for diagnostic purposes. ARRT, IEMA Preferred: ARRT registry in CT or MRI Additional Information Northwestern Medicine is an affirmative action/equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate in hiring or employment on the basis of age, sex, race, color, religion, national origin, gender identity, veteran status, disability, sexual orientation or any other protected status.
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ResponsibilitiesPerforms CT diagnostic or therapeutic procedures, in accordance and within the scope of practice and departmental standards. Certification, Registration & LicensureRegistration required: Current American Registry of Radiologic Technologist; Advanced certification in CT required within 2 years of hireCertification required: Current American Heart Association Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers certification, or equivalent course credentialed by American Heart Association.
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If so, Glens Falls Hospital is looking to help you start you next great career as a CT Technologist with our Cat Scan medical imaging team! In this role, you will have the opportunity to work directly with the radiologist to perform a wide scope of diagnostic CT procedures that require sound judgment, ingenuity, and radiation protection practices.
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As a Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) technologist, you will operate your assigned scanner(s) to produce images of the patient's body for diagnostic purposes. RAYUS Radiology, formerly Center for Diagnostic Imaging and Insight Imaging, is looking for a MRI Technologist to join our team.
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As a Nuclear Medicine PET/CT Technologist at SimonMed, you will be performing diagnostic Nuclear Medicine, CT, and PET/CT exams. You will be trained on the latest PET/CT procedures including but not limited to; Axumin, NETSPOT, Amyloid and Oncology Imaging.
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Washington State Radiologic Technologist - Diagnostic license required (Washington State X-ray license, ARRT). We're an Outpatient Imaging Center, located near downtown Seattle in the Nordstrom Tower.
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Required Skills Radiology/CT Technologist Knowledge, Abilities and Skills: Possess thorough knowledge of radiologic procedures used in patient’s treatment, thorough knowledge of safety and proper usage of all mechanical and electrical equipment used in radiology, and knowledge of the anatomy, physiology, and physics as applied to diagnostic imaging of the human body.
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Connected Health Care is seeking a CT Technologist to join our client's hospital team in Flagstaff, AZ. As a CT Technologist, you will perform various diagnostic imaging procedures to assist in patient diagnosis and treatment.
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The CT Technologist applies the art and skill of diagnostic imaging through the safe and effective use of CT scanning equipment in a way that provides direct patient care in a compassionate and timely manner.
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Connected Health Care is seeking a skilled and experienced PET/CT Technologist for a full-time position in Springfield, MO. This role offers an excellent opportunity to work with a dynamic team and provide high-quality diagnostic imaging services.
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Works under minimal supervision with the physicians to perform two or more of the following areas MRI, CT, US, Mammography, and/or Diagnostic Imaging: exams, exam protocols, accreditation, operations, and facilitation of equipment maintenance.
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