CT Tech/PRN/Jamestown Medical Imaging

CT TechIndependently performs computed tomography (CT) procedures utilizing proper techniques and administration of contrast media. Works under their scope of practice and in accordance with certificate/licensure in the administration of medications, operation of equipment, and venipuncture. Coordinates patient flow and the activities of the CT scanner. Exercises professional judgment in the performance of duties in order to maintain equipment in good working condition. May perform procedures in other imaging modalities or at other facilities based on departmental needs. May have on call responsibilities.Education: Minimum Level of Education Required: Associate degreeLicensure/Certification/Registration: Experience: Minimum Level of Experience Required: No prior job-related work experienceKnowledge/Skills: Physical Requirements & Working Conditions: Physical Requirements: Pulling - Frequently (41% - 75%) - Standing - Frequently (41% - 75%) - Other sounds - Consistently (76% - 100%)Twisting - Frequently (41% - 75%) - Reaching - Frequently (41% - 75%) - Visual Acuity Near - Consistently (76% - 100%)Walking - Consistently (76% - 100%) - Manual Dexterity - Consistently (76% - 100%) - Visual Acuity Far - Consistently (76% - 100%)Sitting - Consistently (76% - 100%) - Use both hands - Consistently (76% - 100%) - Vision Color - Occasionally (11% - 40%)Pushing - Frequently (41% - 75%) - Talking - Consistently (76% - 100%) - Concentrating - Consistently (76% - 100%)Climbing - Rarely (0% - 10%) - Lifting <10 pounds - Consistently (76% - 100%) - Interpersonal Skills - Consistently (76% - 100%)Stooping - Frequently (41% - 75%) - Lifting >10 pounds - Consistently (76% - 100%) - Reading - Consistently (76% - 100%)Kneeling - Rarely (0% - 10%) - Normal hearing both ears - Occasionally (11% - 40%) - Thinking - Consistently (76% - 100%)Working Conditions: Must be able to push, pull or lift up to 50 pounds. May be exposed to aggressive, violent behaviors from patients, family members, and/or visitors. May be exposed to blood and body fluids, including those with tuberculosis, HIV, hepatitis, or body infestations. Must be able to work under stressful conditions which may occur in emergency situations or with a heavy workload. Exposed to ionizing radiation