The CT Technologist applies their expertise to deliver safe, high‑quality imaging and a supportive patient experience at Kennestone Hospital
Compensation
We offer competitive hourly pay with shift differential incentives.
Responsibilities
Perform CT procedures according to department guidelines, use your technical knowledge to capture quality diagnostic images
Work independently operating imaging and radiographic equipment safely and adjusting techniques to maintain diagnostic quality at the lowest reasonable dose (ALARA)
Clean, disinfect, and maintain rooms and equipment per infection control schedules; identify and report equipment issues promptly
Obtain clinical history and screen for contraindications; verify orders and two unique patient identifiers before any exam
Explain procedures, prep, and post‑care clearly using AIDET; address questions and reduce patient anxiety
Requirements
High School Diploma or equivalent
Completion of an accredited Radiologic Technology program
Senior technical expert supporting a national network of cardiac PET and PET/CT programs, ensuring safe, compliant use of radiation and overseeing shielding design, equipment commissioning, quality control, dosimetry, and regulatory compliance.
Locations (2)
Cranberry Township, Pennsylvania, United States
United States
Responsibilities
Oversee safe use of radiopharmaceuticals and radiation equipment at supported sites
Develop and implement radiation safety standards and guidelines
Ensure compliance with NRC, Agreement State, ACR, IAC, and Joint Commission requirements
Assist with radioactive materials licensing and regulatory inspections
Partner with site Radiation Safety Officers on audits and corrective actions
Requirements
Master’s degree or PhD in Medical Physics or a closely related field
Graduation from a CAMPEP accredited program is preferred
Board certification through the American Board of Radiology in Nuclear Medical Physics or Diagnostic Medical Physics, the American Board of Science in Nuclear Medicine, or an equivalent credential
The Radiology Technologist works closely with the Radiology leadership and the Radiologist to produce the highest quality diagnostic images possible in accordance with the department protocols.
Compensation
Minimum rate of pay: $27.25/hr
Responsibilities
Review requests for procedures, using reason(s) for the procedures, department protocols, physician recommendations and personal judgment to determine region(s) to be examined and diagnostic images to be obtained.
Prepare patients for diagnostic procedures by explaining the procedure, transferring and positioning patients, attaching or arranging immobilization and support devices, instructing and reassuring patients, using care, courtesy and tact.
Assist the Radiologist in performance of routine radiographs, adjusts, manipulates and controls a variety of imaging equipment, and accessories used in performing diagnostic procedures.
Monitor patient's condition before and during performance of diagnostic procedures, recognizing changes that may require emergency actions and initiating appropriate responses.
Document procedure verification and procedural, using a computerized system, and determines need for and performs necessary re‑imaging.
Requirements
Completion of an accredited Radiologic Technologist program and registered as a Radiographer by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT)
The Radiology Technologist is responsible to review the Physician Order and reason for exam, position, and image of patients.
Compensation
Competitive compensation, DAILYPAY
Responsibilities
Review requests for procedures, using reason(s) for the procedures, department protocols, physician recommendations and personal judgment to determine region(s) to be examined and diagnostic images to be obtained.
Prepare patients for diagnostic procedures by explaining the procedure, transferring and positioning patients, attaching or arranging immobilization and support devices, instructing and reassuring patients, using care, courtesy and tact.
Assist the Radiologist in performance of routine radiographs, adjusts, manipulates and controls a variety of imaging equipment, and accessories used in performing diagnostic procedures.
Monitor patient's condition before and during performance of diagnostic procedures, recognizing changes that may require emergency actions and initiating appropriate responses.
Document procedure verification and procedural, using a computerized system, and determines need for and performs necessary re-imaging.
Requirements
Completion of an accredited Radiologic Technologist program
Registered as a Radiographer by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT)
Performs professional duties related to a variety of radiographic technical procedures and CT Scan procedures using ionizing radiation for radiological diagnosis and therapy.
Compensation
Sign On Bonus available for up to $10,000 for eligible Full Time New Hires and up to $5,000 for eligible Part Time New Hires**
Responsibilities
Performs CT Scans of all types including head, body and extremity scans.
Performs interventional CT Scans for biopsies or various drainage procedures.
Positions the patient carefully and accurately to obtain the requested examination; adapts positioning due to variations such as trauma, patient age, patient body habitus, suspected or known pathology, etc. to produce diagnostic images according to developed protocols and accepted medical practice.
Applies supportive and/or immobilization devices to obtain the requested examination as necessary.
Selects the correct CT Scan factors (mA, kVp, slice width, helical vs. non-helical, etc.) to produce high quality images; adapts technical factors for unusual variations of the patient or other factors (pathology, etc.).
Requirements
Graduate of an approved school of Radiographic Technology
Perform diagnostic radiographic procedures, operate imaging equipment, ensure radiation safety, document and report findings, and provide patient education and support during imaging exams.
Compensation
$27.17 - $40.75
Responsibilities
Perform diagnostic radiographic, portable, c-arm and fluoroscopic procedures
Review patients’ clinical history and ensure appropriate orders
Provide patient education
Select and operate imaging equipment and accessories
Position patients for imaging
Requirements
Graduate of an accredited School of Radiologic Technology