Dayton Children's
CT Technologist
Dayton Children's, Dayton, OH, United States
Facility:
Dayton Children's - Main CampusDepartment:
General RadiologySchedule:
Full timeHours:
36Job Details:
A staff level position requiring the Computerized Tomography Technologist to produce quality diagnostic images on patients of all ages using the CT scanner and associated equipment for imaging and image manipulation. Tasks are performed with minimal supervision and with strict adherence to quality parameters as determined by the department. Technologists independently perform or assist the licensed independent practitioner in the completion of radiographic procedures. Technologists prepare, administer, and document activities related to contrast media and medications in accordance with state and federal regulations or institutional policy. Technologists educate patients and their parents regarding procedures performed and safety within the CT department. Technologists are responsible in part for performance of the organization's systems and processes while continuing to recognize the importance of the individual competence of staff. Technologists are responsible for maintaining CPR certification, Ohio Licensure, and ARRT registration, in addition to participation in hospital wide mandatory education. The CT technologist recognizes and advocates for each patient being an individual with unique healthcare needs and provides considerate, respectful care affirming the patient's right to make decisions regarding their medical care. The CT technologist works with radiology staff and other departments to provide a smooth continuum of care for individual patients. Works with student technologists to assure a positive learning experience while on clinical rotations at the hospital.
Department Specific Job Details:
$5,000 Sign on Bonus available
Second hours (~13:00 - 21:30) and one weekend day, every third week (07:00-19:00) plus backup call rotation to cover call offs).
Education: HSD/GED is required: Associate's degree required, ODH x-ray license and ARRT registry in Radiography required; CT Registry preferred. 1-3 years of experience desired; 3-5 years or more of experience highly preferred. Must be willing to perform general x-ray (static radiography, mobile radiography, trauma response in a Pediatric Level One Trauma Center primarily) when CT is not actively performing care or other duties delegated by CT/X-ray Supervisor or department manager.
Certification/Licensure:
Radiologic License - Ohio Department of Health is required
American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) in Radiography is required
Advanced registry with ARRT in Computed Tomography preferred
CPR is required
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Education Requirements:
Associates: Radiologic Technology (Required), GED (Required), High School (Required)
Certification/License Requirements:
[Cert] ARRT - American Registry of Radiologic Technician Certified - American Registry or Radiologic Technologists, CPR: Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation - American Heart Association, Radilologic Technology Section Radiologic License - Ohio Department of Health
Dayton Children's - Main CampusDepartment:
General RadiologySchedule:
Full timeHours:
36Job Details:
A staff level position requiring the Computerized Tomography Technologist to produce quality diagnostic images on patients of all ages using the CT scanner and associated equipment for imaging and image manipulation. Tasks are performed with minimal supervision and with strict adherence to quality parameters as determined by the department. Technologists independently perform or assist the licensed independent practitioner in the completion of radiographic procedures. Technologists prepare, administer, and document activities related to contrast media and medications in accordance with state and federal regulations or institutional policy. Technologists educate patients and their parents regarding procedures performed and safety within the CT department. Technologists are responsible in part for performance of the organization's systems and processes while continuing to recognize the importance of the individual competence of staff. Technologists are responsible for maintaining CPR certification, Ohio Licensure, and ARRT registration, in addition to participation in hospital wide mandatory education. The CT technologist recognizes and advocates for each patient being an individual with unique healthcare needs and provides considerate, respectful care affirming the patient's right to make decisions regarding their medical care. The CT technologist works with radiology staff and other departments to provide a smooth continuum of care for individual patients. Works with student technologists to assure a positive learning experience while on clinical rotations at the hospital.
Department Specific Job Details:
$5,000 Sign on Bonus available
Second hours (~13:00 - 21:30) and one weekend day, every third week (07:00-19:00) plus backup call rotation to cover call offs).
Education: HSD/GED is required: Associate's degree required, ODH x-ray license and ARRT registry in Radiography required; CT Registry preferred. 1-3 years of experience desired; 3-5 years or more of experience highly preferred. Must be willing to perform general x-ray (static radiography, mobile radiography, trauma response in a Pediatric Level One Trauma Center primarily) when CT is not actively performing care or other duties delegated by CT/X-ray Supervisor or department manager.
Certification/Licensure:
Radiologic License - Ohio Department of Health is required
American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) in Radiography is required
Advanced registry with ARRT in Computed Tomography preferred
CPR is required
#Talroo
Education Requirements:
Associates: Radiologic Technology (Required), GED (Required), High School (Required)
Certification/License Requirements:
[Cert] ARRT - American Registry of Radiologic Technician Certified - American Registry or Radiologic Technologists, CPR: Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation - American Heart Association, Radilologic Technology Section Radiologic License - Ohio Department of Health