CT Scan Technologist / Radiologic Technologist (CT/Rad Tech) Clearlake, CA
CT Scan Technologist / Radiologic Technologist (CT/Rad Tech) Clearlake, CA
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About the role
- CT Scan Technologist / Radiologic Technologist (CT/Rad Tech)
- Clearlake, CAWe’re seeking an experienced CT Scan Technologist to join the Medical Imaging team in Clearlake, California. This position reports directly to the Medical Imaging Services Director and plays a key role in delivering high-quality diagnostic imaging services.
- Line of Authority
- Perform CT and radiographic imaging procedures in accordance with physician orders and department protocols
- Ensure patient safety, proper positioning, and high-quality imaging
- Administer contrast media as appropriate
- Maintain accurate documentation and ensure compliance with regulatory standards
- Uphold facility Standards of Behavior and maintain professional conduct at all times
- Education & Experience3–5 years of experience as a CT Technologist: Preferred
- (Required)ARRT (R) and ARRT (CT) certificationsCRT (California Radiologic Technologist) license
- Fluoroscopy permit (required within 6 months of employment start date)BLS Certification (American Heart Association only – no other cards accepted)
- Venipuncture certificate
- Maintains a positive, professional demeanor in high-stress or challenging situations
- Strong organizational skills with the ability to ensure thorough follow-upDemonstrates professionalism and commitment to self-development
- This is an excellent opportunity for a skilled CT/Rad Tech looking to join a collaborative imaging department in Clearlake, CA, delivering exceptional patient care in a hospital setting.
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