CT Tech

Morristown, NJ

Contracted

Healthcare

Experienced

Job Title: CT Tech

Job Duties:

• The CT technologist will demonstrate professionalism and service excellence when performing the following tasks. 
-Obtains necessary medical, surgical, and radiological supplies for specific procedures according to established protocols. 
-Maintains sterility of the field and instruments. 
-Correctly prepares requisitions. 
-Communicates with the patient and family before, during, and after the procedure to alleviate anxiety while maintaining the privacy and dignity of the patient. 
-The technologist will adhere to all HIPAA regulations and respect the patient's privacy. 
-Verifies patient identification according to the AHS policy. 
-Observes patient’s condition before and after contrast injections and reports any sudden change to the nursing staff and the Radiologist. 
-Ensures the availability of medical records, previous reports, labs, and history of patient. 
-Can begin emergency response in case of complication. 
-Maintains adequate linen supplies in each scanning room. 
-Maintains adequate contrast media and biopsy/drainage supplies in each scanning room. 
-Adheres to room assignments (CT 1,2, and 3). 
-Assists in maintaining the CT storeroom, outside inventory. 
-Participates in daily inventory and stocking of supplies. 
-Notifies Lead of expired or soon-to-expire equipment or medications. 
-Cleans and inventories supplies. 
-Participates in the routine cleaning of the CT gantry, table, and peripheral equipment after each use. 
-The point staff will perform the following tasks while displaying involvement in patient care, professionalism, and respect to other staff and patients: When assigned as Point, triages procedures accordingly to the daily schedule. Ensures timely coordination of all emergency and unscheduled procedure requests. 
-Assigns staff to ensure efficient workflow while maintaining an environment of patient safety. 
-Maintains workflow within the section to coordinate emergent and unscheduled procedure requests within the schedule. 
-Communicates with all departments and floors about patient status. 
-Ensures immediate patient transport post-procedure. 
-Assists in performing routine procedures. 
-Assesses patient's ability to tolerate contrast. 
-Screens for allergies/medication incompatibilities. 
-Cleans the CT Unit and room after each use. 
-Maintains orderliness and cleanliness of the working area. 
-Notifies Coordinator or Lead of equipment malfunctions. 
-Maintains QA/QC
requirements for daily, monthly & ACR specifications. 
-Recognizes unusual conditions in the operation of equipment. 
-Alerts appropriate personnel of equipment malfunctions. 
-Adheres to venipuncture and power injector protocols. 
-When doing cases that require immediate results, such as Code Grey, Trauma, and Partial Trauma, the images will be acquired, processed, sent, and verified/completed in the PACS / RIS system per established protocol(Immediately after acquisition for Code Grey). 
-The CT technologist will notify the radiologist as Code Grey images are being
Sent and follow up with any processed data after. 
-All staff should notify the radiologist of ANY unusual finding to provide the optimum care for the patient..

Required Certifications & Licensure: 
ARRT RT (R)
-ARRT RT (CT)
-NJDEP – New Jersey State X-Ray License.
-BLS Certification

Required Education:  HS diploma/GED 
-Completion of a Radiographer Technical training program from a School of Radiography or a College-based Radiography program

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