CT Technologist Unit Information Our imaging services include a variety of modalities: • MRI – Magnetic Resonance Imaging • Radiology – X-rays and Computed Tomography (CT) • Nuclear Medicine • Ultrasound – All procedures except perinatal and specific studies Certifications and Licensure Qualifications for the position include: • Radiology Technologists: California License (CRT) and R-credential required; certification in CT preferred; Fluoroscopy license mandatory; Basic Life Support (BLS) certification required. • Nuclear Medicine Technologists: Certification as a Nuclear Medicine Technologist (CNMT) is recommended. Electronic Medical Records and Equipment Familiarity with the following systems is preferred: • Cerner • DR PACS • Philips Imaging Equipment Supervision and Support The department has a dedicated Radiology Supervisor on-site. Work Schedule Shifts may vary based on department needs: • Radiology/CT: 10 or 12-hour shifts • MRI Technologists: 10-hour shifts • Nuclear Medicine Technologists: 8-hour shifts • Ultrasound Technologists: 10 or 8-hour shifts Weekend and Holiday Requirements Weekend work may be required based on departmental needs, and holiday coverage will be assigned as needed. Hospitalist/Intensivist Support Hospitalist and Intensivist services are available on-site 24/7. Additional Support Services Radiology and Pharmacy services are available around the clock, providing 24/7 support for imaging and patient care needs. Common Imaging Procedures The following imaging studies are commonly performed: • All X-ray and CT studies • All MRI procedures • All Nuclear Medicine scans • All Ultrasound studies, with the exception of echocardiograms and leg studies; perinatal imaging is limited to high-risk OB cases only.