Yukon Hospital Corporation
Medical Radiological Technologist - CT - Whitehorse General Hospital
Yukon Hospital Corporation, Hartford, Connecticut, United States,
Medical Radiological Technologist - CT - Whitehorse General Hospital
Department:
Medical ImagingLocation:
Whitehorse General HospitalCompetition No.:
#2023-549Closing Date:Classification/Level:
PSAC Bargaining Unit/L08 levelPay Rate:
$37.25 - $47.14Employment Status:
Regular Full TimeSign On Bonus Available!Are you looking to be part of an exceptional and passionate health care team in one of Canada’s most spectacular natural environments with vast and stunning wilderness at your doorstep?Yukon Hospitals strives to cultivate an environment of passionate and engaged people with a culture that values growth, work/life balance, and wellness in helping all our people reach optimal ability. Our organization is an integrated system of hospitals: Whitehorse General Hospital (58 beds), Watson Lake Community Hospital (6 beds), and Dawson City Community Hospital (6 beds).Reporting to the Manager of Medical Imaging at Whitehorse General Hospital, the incumbent provides clinical and technical support to Physicians, with remote support of a Radiologist, by performing routine, emergency, and specialized Computed Tomography examinations of patients. Responsibilities include performing venipuncture and contrast media injections, setting up, operating, and troubleshooting imaging equipment, producing and transmitting digital images to Picture Archiving Communication System (PACS) for Radiologist/Physician interpretation, providing emergency callback services, and supporting the ongoing quality assurance program and preventative maintenance testing of equipment.Knowledge and Skills Required:Knowledge of and proficiency in CT scanning techniques and protocolsKnowledge of and proficiency in VenipunctureKnowledge of and proficiency in contrast media administration including contraindications, reactions, and side effectsKnowledge of cross-sectional anatomy, physiology, and pathologyKnowledge of radiation physicsKnowledge of digital imaging equipment (operate, troubleshoot, and adjust as required)Knowledge of Radiation, Health, and Safety RegulationsKnowledge of sterile technique and infection control practicesAbility to recognize and respond to a change in patient conditionAbility to be innovative (adjust equipment and/or patient and modify procedures)Ability to perform post-processing of CT imagesAbility to deal with situations in a professional mannerAbility to establish and maintain effective work relationships with colleagues, peers, patients, and familiesAbility to organize, prioritize, adapt to workload schedule variances and resolve work-related problemsAbility to keep current with technology changes and aid in the implementation of accepted changeAbility to train and orientate other health care professionalsExcellent interpersonal and communication skillsThoroughness and attention to detailReliability, self-motivated, and ability to work independently with limited supervisionThe successful applicant will have completed an accredited program in Medical Radiation (CT) Technology, have current registration with the Canadian Association of Medical Radiation Technologists (CAMRT) with Radiological Technologist designation (MRT(R)), current certification in CT Imaging (CTIC), and CPR, and experience operating and maintaining CT imaging related equipment. The successful applicant will need to obtain certification for Venipuncture for Contrast Media injections within 60 days of hire. Knowledge of computerized Hospital and Radiology Information systems, Computed and Digital Radiography systems (CR & DR), Picture Archiving Communication Systems (PACS), and Computed Tomography would be considered an asset. A Bachelor of Radiation Science or Bachelor of Technology degree in Medical Imaging would also be considered an asset.Indigenous Workforce Initiative:
We are committed to having a diverse and representative workforce that reflects the community we serve. When applying to YHC Career Opportunities, we invite you to voluntarily self-identify in the email body of your application. Please do so in whatever manner you feel accurately reflects who you are. You will then be connected with Yukon Hospitals’
Indigenous Workforce Initiative (IWI) , where you can receive support with application materials, hear about additional training or mentorship opportunities, and ask any questions you have. All self-identification information will remain confidential. You are also welcome to contact IWI supports before submitting your application at IWI@wgh.yk.ca or call 867-332-7203.Yukon Hospital Corporation is committed to employment equity. All qualified candidates are encouraged to apply; however, only those candidates selected for further consideration will be contacted. Unfortunately, at this time, we are unable to consider resumes from International applicants. Candidates must be legally entitled to work in Canada in order to apply, i.e., have Landed Immigrant Status, Work Visa, or be a Canadian Citizen.
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Department:
Medical ImagingLocation:
Whitehorse General HospitalCompetition No.:
#2023-549Closing Date:Classification/Level:
PSAC Bargaining Unit/L08 levelPay Rate:
$37.25 - $47.14Employment Status:
Regular Full TimeSign On Bonus Available!Are you looking to be part of an exceptional and passionate health care team in one of Canada’s most spectacular natural environments with vast and stunning wilderness at your doorstep?Yukon Hospitals strives to cultivate an environment of passionate and engaged people with a culture that values growth, work/life balance, and wellness in helping all our people reach optimal ability. Our organization is an integrated system of hospitals: Whitehorse General Hospital (58 beds), Watson Lake Community Hospital (6 beds), and Dawson City Community Hospital (6 beds).Reporting to the Manager of Medical Imaging at Whitehorse General Hospital, the incumbent provides clinical and technical support to Physicians, with remote support of a Radiologist, by performing routine, emergency, and specialized Computed Tomography examinations of patients. Responsibilities include performing venipuncture and contrast media injections, setting up, operating, and troubleshooting imaging equipment, producing and transmitting digital images to Picture Archiving Communication System (PACS) for Radiologist/Physician interpretation, providing emergency callback services, and supporting the ongoing quality assurance program and preventative maintenance testing of equipment.Knowledge and Skills Required:Knowledge of and proficiency in CT scanning techniques and protocolsKnowledge of and proficiency in VenipunctureKnowledge of and proficiency in contrast media administration including contraindications, reactions, and side effectsKnowledge of cross-sectional anatomy, physiology, and pathologyKnowledge of radiation physicsKnowledge of digital imaging equipment (operate, troubleshoot, and adjust as required)Knowledge of Radiation, Health, and Safety RegulationsKnowledge of sterile technique and infection control practicesAbility to recognize and respond to a change in patient conditionAbility to be innovative (adjust equipment and/or patient and modify procedures)Ability to perform post-processing of CT imagesAbility to deal with situations in a professional mannerAbility to establish and maintain effective work relationships with colleagues, peers, patients, and familiesAbility to organize, prioritize, adapt to workload schedule variances and resolve work-related problemsAbility to keep current with technology changes and aid in the implementation of accepted changeAbility to train and orientate other health care professionalsExcellent interpersonal and communication skillsThoroughness and attention to detailReliability, self-motivated, and ability to work independently with limited supervisionThe successful applicant will have completed an accredited program in Medical Radiation (CT) Technology, have current registration with the Canadian Association of Medical Radiation Technologists (CAMRT) with Radiological Technologist designation (MRT(R)), current certification in CT Imaging (CTIC), and CPR, and experience operating and maintaining CT imaging related equipment. The successful applicant will need to obtain certification for Venipuncture for Contrast Media injections within 60 days of hire. Knowledge of computerized Hospital and Radiology Information systems, Computed and Digital Radiography systems (CR & DR), Picture Archiving Communication Systems (PACS), and Computed Tomography would be considered an asset. A Bachelor of Radiation Science or Bachelor of Technology degree in Medical Imaging would also be considered an asset.Indigenous Workforce Initiative:
We are committed to having a diverse and representative workforce that reflects the community we serve. When applying to YHC Career Opportunities, we invite you to voluntarily self-identify in the email body of your application. Please do so in whatever manner you feel accurately reflects who you are. You will then be connected with Yukon Hospitals’
Indigenous Workforce Initiative (IWI) , where you can receive support with application materials, hear about additional training or mentorship opportunities, and ask any questions you have. All self-identification information will remain confidential. You are also welcome to contact IWI supports before submitting your application at IWI@wgh.yk.ca or call 867-332-7203.Yukon Hospital Corporation is committed to employment equity. All qualified candidates are encouraged to apply; however, only those candidates selected for further consideration will be contacted. Unfortunately, at this time, we are unable to consider resumes from International applicants. Candidates must be legally entitled to work in Canada in order to apply, i.e., have Landed Immigrant Status, Work Visa, or be a Canadian Citizen.
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