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What they do
A CT Technician or Technologist performs CT (computerized tomography) scans to diagnose medical conditions. Operates equipment used in scans and assists with analyzing the results. Works in healthcare facilities or diagnostic laboratories in collaboration with physicians and other healthcare specialists.
$64,149 / year median in Indiana
Job Description
The technologists are under the general supervision of the Special Imaging Supervisor/Director of Imaging Services, and the clinical direction of the Radiology Medical Director. The technologist will perform diagnostic procedures at a technical level as outlined in the Department Policy and Procedure Manual.
Education/Experience:
Graduate of an accredited school of radiological technology. Certified by American Registry of Radiologic Technologists, ARRT (R). Licensure by the Indiana State Board of Health must be obtained and kept current. Registry eligible is acceptable but passage of test must be completed within one year of graduation. One year specialized training/experience in order to acquire a suitable knowledge of anatomy and physiology and in depth knowledge of CT theory and expertise in scanning procedures and technique. Preferred CT Certification by ARRT, or meets eligibility requirements for examinations. As a condition of employment the member is required to take and pass the Advanced Specialty Registry within the first year of employment. Demonstrates the knowledge and skills necessary to provide care for Neonates, Infants, Pediatric, Adolescent, Adult, and Geriatric patients/family served.Benefits
- Dental Insurance