CT Tech M/TH/F 9a-930p - 69274

As a CT Tech at Northside Hospital, you will operate computerized tomography equipment to create detailed images of different parts of patients' bodies. You will cater to a diverse patient demographic, including neonate, pediatric, adolescent, adult, and geriatric patients. Your role is crucial in ensuring high-quality imaging for accurate patient diagnoses.

To become a CT Tech at Northside Hospital, you must be a graduate of an accredited school of Radiologic Technology, possess a Registered Radiology Technologist (ARRT) certification, and have a Registered CT Technologist certification from ARRT or NMTCB. Additionally, a Basic Life Support (BLS) certification from the American Heart Association is required.

While prior training or experience in Computerized Tomography (CT) scanning is preferred, it is not mandatory. At Northside Hospital, we value your commitment to patient care and willingness to learn as much as your previous experiences.

The work hours for the CT Tech position at Northside Hospital are from 9 AM to 9:30 PM on Mondays, Thursdays, and Fridays. This schedule allows for a well-structured work-life balance while providing essential care to patients during those hours.

For the CT Tech position at Northside Hospital, there are weekend requirements but no on-call obligations. This structure supports our commitment to offering flexible work arrangements while ensuring that quality care is accessible to our patients.

When asked about your experience, discuss specific machines you've worked with, any training you've undertaken, and how you've used the equipment to support patient diagnostics. Emphasize your hands-on experience and commitment to ensuring quality imaging.

Address how you communicate calmly and clearly with patients, explaining the process to help alleviate any fears. Share examples of techniques or methods you've used to build rapport and comfort patients before and during their scans.

Discuss the importance of adhering to safety protocols, such as minimizing radiation exposure and ensuring proper equipment handling. Mention any specific safety training you've received and how you apply these practices in your daily work.

It's essential to reference your attention to detail, understanding of positioning, and ability to troubleshoot any technical issues that may arise. Provide examples of how you adjust settings or patient positioning to obtain optimal images.

Highlight your collaborative spirit, discussing how you work with radiologists and other healthcare professionals. Emphasize communication and teamwork as essential components to delivering quality patient care.

Talk about your commitment to continuous education through workshops, online courses, and industry publications. Mention any relevant certifications you are pursuing that enhance your skills as a CT Tech.

Share a specific example that showcases your patience, conflict resolution skills, and empathy. Explain how you approached the situation and what the outcome was, highlighting your dedication to providing excellent care.

Provide a detailed situation where you identified a problem and resolved it swiftly. Discuss the steps you took and what you learned from the experience, emphasizing your problem-solving skills.

Utilize this opportunity to express your passion for helping patients and your interest in the technology used in imaging. Discuss specific aspects of the role that bring you joy and satisfaction.

Detail your organizational skills, such as the use of checklists or digital systems for documentation. Explain how these systems support accuracy and contribute to patient care continuity.