UCLA
CT Technologist - Santa Monica Hospital and Imaging Centers
UCLA, Santa Monica, California, United States, 90403
Description
With your passion for solving clinical mysteries and our comprehensive imaging capabilities and sophisticated technology, you can experience an exciting and rewarding imaging career at UCLA Health. You'll be able to elevate your skills, expand your knowledge, and grow your career within an inclusive, supportive, and empowering workplace. Come see for yourself!The CT Technologist performs complex Computed Tomography imaging procedures under direct supervision, producing diagnostic images of human anatomy and vascular structures. You will provide accurate image archival as well as verification and archival of complete studies on the PACS System. Your role will involve the expert operation of post-processing/3D work stations, and power injectors in the preparation and administration of IV contrast material. As the CT Technologist, you will maintain accurate records, ensure patient comfort and confidentiality, and adhere to sterile techniques and radiation safety protocols.Responsibilities also include coordinating exams, communicating with nursing units, and demonstrating professionalism and ethical judgment. The technologist must follow departmental policies, maintain equipment, and uphold certification/licensure requirements. Additionally, you may be assigned to the Mobile Stroke Unit, participating in dispatch, assessment, and treatment of acute stroke patients and engaging in related research activities.*This posting is for 2 open positions*Salary: $49.73 - $65.56 HourlyQualifications
CRT Radiography - requiredARRT (R) - requiredARRT (CT) licensure - requiredRadiologic Technologist Program Graduate - requiredA minimum of 3 years of CT experience - highly desired and preferredAssociate degree, Bachelor's degree - preferredAbility to distinguish between types of medical procedures and diagnosesExcellent communication, interpersonal, prioritization, and decision-making skillsKnowledge of medical and scientific terminologyStrong detail and deadline orientationUnderstanding of human anatomy and pathology
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With your passion for solving clinical mysteries and our comprehensive imaging capabilities and sophisticated technology, you can experience an exciting and rewarding imaging career at UCLA Health. You'll be able to elevate your skills, expand your knowledge, and grow your career within an inclusive, supportive, and empowering workplace. Come see for yourself!The CT Technologist performs complex Computed Tomography imaging procedures under direct supervision, producing diagnostic images of human anatomy and vascular structures. You will provide accurate image archival as well as verification and archival of complete studies on the PACS System. Your role will involve the expert operation of post-processing/3D work stations, and power injectors in the preparation and administration of IV contrast material. As the CT Technologist, you will maintain accurate records, ensure patient comfort and confidentiality, and adhere to sterile techniques and radiation safety protocols.Responsibilities also include coordinating exams, communicating with nursing units, and demonstrating professionalism and ethical judgment. The technologist must follow departmental policies, maintain equipment, and uphold certification/licensure requirements. Additionally, you may be assigned to the Mobile Stroke Unit, participating in dispatch, assessment, and treatment of acute stroke patients and engaging in related research activities.*This posting is for 2 open positions*Salary: $49.73 - $65.56 HourlyQualifications
CRT Radiography - requiredARRT (R) - requiredARRT (CT) licensure - requiredRadiologic Technologist Program Graduate - requiredA minimum of 3 years of CT experience - highly desired and preferredAssociate degree, Bachelor's degree - preferredAbility to distinguish between types of medical procedures and diagnosesExcellent communication, interpersonal, prioritization, and decision-making skillsKnowledge of medical and scientific terminologyStrong detail and deadline orientationUnderstanding of human anatomy and pathology
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