CT Technologist

Join to apply for the CT Technologist role at White Rock Medical Center.

3 days ago Be among the first 25 applicants.

White Rock Medical Center is a community-based hospital located near the historic White Rock Lake community, that serves the Dallas, Garland, Mesquite and surrounding areas. We specialize in a wide range of services including comprehensive medical/surgical care, bariatric, cardiology, outpatient and emergency medicine.

Our mission is to deliver exceptional healthcare with compassion and excellence. White Rock Medical Center is seeking compassionate, care-minded individuals to join our company and make a difference. As a member of the White Rock Medical Center team, you can advance your skills while working in a supportive and patient focused environment. Apply today!

• Competitive salary and benefits.
• Employee programs and events.
• Paid Time Off and 7 Company Holidays.
• Employer paid life insurance.
• Additional voluntary benefits such as STD, LTD, etc.

The CT X-ray Technologist, under the direction of the Director of Medical Imaging, performs a variety of technical procedures utilizing computed tomography and radiographic imaging to demonstrate cross-sectional anatomy and to detect pathology. Performs procedures utilizing CT scanners, X-ray equipment, patient positioning devices, and computer console systems. Functions using independent judgment, initiative and ingenuity when performing technical procedures. Under direction of the Radiologist, manages and monitors equipment used to obtain images.

Organizes diagnostic quality images prior to sending them to the radiologist for interpretation. Requires the ability to work with several groups of patients and physical conditions, to include adolescents, adults and geriatrics. Responsible for delivering high quality service, and to interact appropriately with patients and their representatives, physicians, and co‑workers. Will safely manage the environment of care while providing services.

Completes any task assigned by management for the improvement of the Imaging Department.

• Verifies requisition, orders (initial order), patient history, consents, and verifies the correct exam is ordered.
• If needed verifies with Radiologist.
• Good working knowledge of RIS (Radiology Information System).
• Orders/completes exam and supply charges.
• Sends images to PACS and reviews images.
• Scans all necessary paperwork prior to review in PACS.
• Properly assembles exam images in PACS, requisitions, and previous images before submission to Radiologist for interpretation.
• Has appropriate information before consulting Radiologist.
• Able to adapt techniques to various imaging situations.
• Produces diagnostic quality images.
• Does not turn in suboptimal images.
• Requests assistance when needed.
• Consistently positions correctly with minimal repeats.
• Able to get quality images in challenging situations and patients.
• Uses correct lifting techniques and obtains assistance when needed to prevent injuries when moving patients to/from bed, wheelchair and imaging tables.
• Takes appropriate precautions to prevent patient falls or injury.
• Ensures that unstable patients are not left alone.
• Transporting patients: look for tubes, catheters, wires, restraints, IVs and other medical devices before attempting to move or transport patients.
• Know hospital bed controls.
• Returning patients to rooms: bed rails up, restraints in place, IV pumps plugged in, catheter bags are hung, patient is covered and nurse call button is within reach.
• Carefully observes contrast injections and contrast injector to prevent infiltrations and recognize reactions; follows contrast dosage guidelines exactly.
• Understands the hospital patient restraint policy.
• Understands that patients may be restrained without their permission during imaging procedures to ensure patient safety and image quality.
• Verifies DOB, name and exam with patients.
• Patients are not left alone during procedure.
• Respects and protects the patient's privacy and dignity while undressing/dressing for procedures and by keeping them appropriately covered during…