CT Technologist

Under general supervision, the primary duties of a CT Technologist include performing imaging for both neuro and body scans on patients from neonate to geriatric, adhering to age-specific guidelines and facility parameters.

• Performing imaging for both neuro and body scans on patients from neonate to geriatric, adhering to age-specific guidelines and facility parameters.
• Conducting examinations according to established protocols, transmitting images for diagnostic interpretation, and ensuring the hospital computer system is kept current with the progress of these exams.
• Assisting physicians in performing procedures, maintaining records of examinations performed, and, where appropriate and licensed, may function as a Radiology Technologist or assist in the Radiology Department.
• Providing quality patient care, performing high-quality images and exams with sensitivity to patient needs, and adhering to safe radiation practices.
• Demonstrating leadership abilities, acting as a clinical resource, and assuming responsibility for related tasks as needed.
• Maintaining respectful relationships with all patients and implementing the principles of the hospital or healthcare facility.
• Adhering to the compliance plan and regulations of all local, state, and federal agencies, and to the standards of all accrediting bodies.

• High School Grad or Equivalent
• ARRT-RADIO - Radiographer
• Registered Computed Tomography Technician (RTCTARRT)
• BCLS - Basic Life Support
• CRT - Certified Radiologic Technologist

• Paid Days Off from Day One
• Career Development
• Whole Person Wellbeing Resources
• Up to $1,500 Relocation Bonus

AdventHealth East Orlando, a 265-bed community hospital, has been serving East Orlando residents since 1941 as an innovative local leader that fills a vital need in a fast-growing area.