Multi-Modality CT/X-Ray Technologist

• Utilize computerized tomography equipment to obtain detailed images of internal organs and tissues.
• Position patients accurately for scans to target specific body areas.
• Regular warm-up procedures should be performed on the CT scanner to enhance the lifespan of the X-ray tubes.
• Sterilize and maintain radiologic equipment to uphold patient safety standards.
• Interpret and follow the physician’s written scanning instructions accurately.
• Administer radiocontrast agents as needed to improve imaging quality.
• Assess CT scans for technical quality and report any inconsistencies or deficiencies.
• Communicate effectively with patients to explain procedures and provide reassurance, ensuring a comfortable experience throughout the scanning process.
• Monitor patients for allergic reactions or complications during procedures and respond appropriately.
• Maintain an inventory of radiologic supplies and report shortages or needs to the supervisor.

• One year of experience in each modality is preferred.
• One year of experience in an emergency room (ER) hospital setting is preferred.
• Associate degree or equivalent from an accredited two-year college or technical school, along with one year of related experience and training.
• Certifications: ARRT (American Registry of Radiologic Technologists) and BLS (Basic Life Support) from the American Heart Association.
• Multi-modality Technologists must have certifications in two (2) or more modalities: radiology (X-ray), Computed Tomography (CT), Ultrasound (US), or Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), or have completed a relevant cross-training program.
• Must be aware of potential exposure to body fluids and infectious diseases.

• Strong technical proficiency in operating CT scanning equipment and related technology.

• Strong technical proficiency in operating CT scanning equipment and related technology.
• Excellent communication skills to effectively interact with patients and medical staff.
• Compassionate and patient-centered approach in dealing with patients.
• Ability to stay current with advances in radiologic technology and protocols.
• Strong attention to detail and critical thinking skills for evaluating images and ensuring quality.