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Reporting to the Supervisor, CT, the CT Technologist is responsible for production of computerized tomographic examinations. These responsibilities include the operation of all CT equipment.
The CT Technologist will be responsible for a multitude of CT exams including biopsies and Interventional CT. Employee will be knowledgeable and dedicated to radiation safety. Employee will provide excellent customer service to patients, visitors and staff with an emphasis on quality service and excellent patient care. Employee must be self-motivated and demonstrate ability to work as a team.
Candidates must possess a current NYS Radiologic Technologist license, be CT registered or registry eligible (obtain CT registration with 1 year)
Schedule: Days/Evenings Flex. 7 on, 7 off. (11:00 am-9:00pm)
Requirements:
Education - Minimum of Associates degree, Radiologic Sciences program. ARRT Certification in CT preferred. For those not currently certified, the requirement is to become certified within 1 year of the date of hire (except for Per Diems - where this will not be required - but still is preferred)
Experience - Preference of two years' experience, but new graduates welcomed.
Licensure/Registry - ARRT credentials for diagnostic imaging and NYS license. Also must receive the enhanced NYS license for injection, on or before completion of introductory period.
Physical Requirements - Must be able to push, pull, bend, safely transfer patients and ambulate without assistance.
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