Under the administrative direction of the Director Radiology Services, and the clinical direction of the Radiologists, is responsible for performing all Computed Tomography procedures. Performs all scheduled and emergency CT procedures as assigned by the CT Supervisor, which include: Instructions to the patient about the procedure. Transferring patient to scan room and positioning patient for procedure. Assists in surgical biopsy and aspiration procedures. Selects proper scanning techniques and completes scans. Reconstructs all images, noting any and all abnormalities, being able to delineate any and all abnormalities, having a broad knowledge of cross-sectional anatomy. Recognizes system problems and notifies CT Supervisor, Radiation Safety Officer, and Radiologist. Practices safety rules in respect to electrical and radiation hazards. Participates in the formal inservice education programs of the Radiology department and the hospital, as well as attending workshops/seminars, visiting other institutions and becoming familiar with new techniques. Provides training of other technologists learning the CT scanning specialty. Perform all routine radiographic procedures and assist in fluoroscopy. Demonstrate anatomy under investigation through proper patient positioning, image identification, technique selection, administration of contrast media, application of immobilization and radiation protection devices according to department policy and procedures. Receive requisition, checking for special instructions from the requesting physician. Ensure appropriate clinical history on requisition. Consult with radiologist as necessary. Pleasantly greet patients, confirming their identification and introducing self. Completely explain examination procedure to the patient, and the patient's family if present. Using a standardized form, routinely question patient before contrast injection as to possible contraindications. Document all relevant information. Question female patients as to pregnancy status and document appropriately. May inject contrast media to patients under direction of a Radiologist, providing there has been demonstration of appropriate training and skills to the satisfaction of the department chair.

Qualifications: Graduate of an approved program in Radiologic Technology. One-year experience in Computed Tomography preferred. ARRT registered or registry eligible registry achieved within one year required ARRT advanced certification in Computed Tomography preferred Current license with the New Hampshire Board of Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy. CPR certification must be acquired within 3 months of hire date and maintained on an annual basis required

Compensation

Minimum Pay: $33.06

Maximum Pay: $51.24