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The job in short
CT scan technologist.
Clinical
Details
- Found
- 8 d ago · posted 2026-10-16
- Location as listed
- Santa Cruz, CA
- Role
- Radiology / Imaging Technologist
- Source
- The company’s own careers site
Full description
CT Technologist
Job Overview
This position requires a skilled CT Technologist to work the night shift, providing comprehensive care in a clinical setting. The role involves using advanced imaging technology to assist in diagnosing various medical conditions.
Shift Details
• Shift Type: Nights
• Shift Length: 10 hours
• Guaranteed Hours: 40 hours per week
• Floating: Radiology
Unit Information
• Unit Type: CT (Computed Tomography)
• Equipment: 2 Scanners (Siemens Sensation 64 & GE 16 Light Speed)
• Ratios: 10-20 scans depending on the shift, with evenings being the busiest
• Electronic Medical Records: Cerner & McKesson PACS
• Holidays: Same hours as weekends; work included in rotation
• Scrub Color: Teal
• Radiologist Coverage: Not available 24/7; utilize Nighthawk for night shifts
Responsibilities
The CT Technologist will be responsible for:
• Performing CT scans and ensuring patient safety and comfort throughout procedures.
• Handling emergency cases and contributing to crisis protocols as required.
• Maintaining equipment and workflow to adhere to safety standards and protocols.
• Working in conjunction with Radiologists and other healthcare professionals for accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.
• Adapting to various procedures, including ER patients, Virtual Colonography, and gated procedures.
Qualifications
• Minimum of 2 years of experience in CT imaging.
• Required Certifications:
• ARRT (CT)
• ARRT (R)
• BLS Certification
• Crisis Protocol Approved
• Fluoroscopy Certification
• California License.
Orientation
Floor-specific orientation will be provided over 3-4 shifts to ensure familiarity with protocols and procedures.
Common Diagnoses / Types of Patients
The CT Technologist will primarily work with:
• Emergency room patients
• Patients requiring virtual colonography
• Patients undergoing gated procedures
• General CT imaging cases
Location
This position is available in the city of [City, State].
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