Job Description
Adventist Health is seeking a compassionate CT Technologist to provide high-quality diagnostic imaging in support of whole-person care-mind, body, and spirit. In this role, you will perform CT exams following established protocols, ensure accurate patient identification and safety screening, and apply radiation safety principles to minimize exposure. You will position patients, administer contrast media, and collaborate closely with radiologists, nurses, and other team members to deliver timely, accurate results. Working in our faith-based, mission-driven environment, you will support patients and families with empathy, uphold Christian values of service and inclusivity, and contribute to a culture of teamwork, professional growth, and continuous improvement. This on-site role offers access to advanced technology, diverse clinical experiences, and development opportunities that support both your career and well-being.
Responsibilities
- Perform CT exams according to physician orders and established protocols
- Ensure patient identification, safety screening, and informed consent processes
- Position patients and operate CT equipment to obtain diagnostic-quality images
- Administer contrast media safely and monitor patients for adverse reactions
- Apply radiation safety principles to minimize exposure to patients and staff
- Document exams accurately in the EMR and maintain complete imaging records
- Collaborate with radiologists, nurses, and care teams for coordinated care
- Support a faith-based, compassionate environment for patients and families
- Maintain equipment cleanliness and perform basic quality control checks
- Participate in ongoing education, competency validation, and process improvement
Required Skills
- Computed tomography (CT) imaging
- Patient positioning and immobilization
- Radiation safety and dose optimization
- Contrast media administration
- IV insertion and phlebotomy
- PACS and RIS operation
- Epic or similar EMR documentation
- CT equipment quality control
- Emergency response in acute settings
- Cross-sectional anatomy and pathology recognition
