CT Technologist II (NO CALL!)

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We are recruiting for a mission-driven CT Technologist II (NO CALL!) to join our team! We're with you for life's journey. At Denver Health, purpose isn't just something we believe in-it's something we live every day, for life's journey. Our Values Respect | Belonging | Accountability | Transparency Department CT Scan Job Summary CT Technologist II: Level II is intended for candidates with approximately 1-3 years of CT experience, current ARRT (CT) certification, and demonstrated clinical competency in both routine and advanced CT imaging protocols. Technologists at this level are expected to be proficient in ultrasound-guided and pediatric IV placements, Cardiac CTA studies, and post-processing for 3D reconstructions. Familiarity with the imaging equipment and workflow at Denver Health is also expected. Denver Health is invested in its team members, and we will help you get here if you do not yet qualify! On-the-job training is available to support your advancement to this level. CT Technologist I: Level I is intended for candidates right out of school or with less than 3 years of experience, or individuals still working on developing expert-level competency. Level I pay ranges between $29.52 - $45.76 Under the direction of a radiologist, the CT Technologist II performs CT examinations using established protocols, working independently in routine situations and exercising sound judgment to ensure safe and accurate imaging, moderate oversight is occasionally needed. This role requires broad technical knowledge, clinical competency, and adherence to radiation safety standards while performing a variety of CT procedures that may occasionally require interpretation or minor deviation from standard practice. The Level II technologist contributes to day-to-day workflow by recognizing issues, making minor adjustments to methods, and communicating information that may require explanation or clarification to patients, peers, or clinical partners. In addition to delivering consistent, high-quality patient care, the Level II technologist may assist with onboarding and guiding entry-level staff, supports departmental objectives, and seeks guidance from senior technologists for more complex situations to ensure optimal imaging outcomes and smooth departmental operations. Essential Functions : In addition to all Level I essential functions Level II will include independently performing routine CT exams with consistent image quality, making minor adjustments to positioning, scan range, or reconstruction selections based on patient condition and clinical indication while still adhering to established protocols. (40%) Prepares and administers contrast media for patient examinations according to radiologists' direction. In addition to all Level I essential functions Level II will include advanced competency in contrast workflows with minimal supervision. This includes assessing IV sites, preparing and administering contrast media, and identifying routine contraindications independently. Will also be able to recognize when issues require escalation to a radiologist or senior technologist. (20%) Identifies and resolves routine order or workflow discrepancies. Reviews patient history and exam orders for accuracy and independently resolves routine discrepancies (such as laterality, missing pregnancy status, or incorrect exam sequencing) and escalates only when appropriate. (10%) Ensures patient safety, comfort, and personal dignity by following appropriate patient care guidelines to include use of 2 patient identifiers. Uses Radiology Information System (RIS) system to input patient examination data and to place patient orders, when appropriate. (10%) Provides guidance to Level I technologists and students on routine tasks. Assists with orienting new or junior staff by demonstrating standard CT procedures, safe contrast practices, and routine workflow expectations while serving as a resource for basic technical questions. (5%) Operates, on a day-to-day basis, PACS applications to include: archiving activities; image auto-routing; and pre-fetching tasks; image quality assurance and other related activities. (5%) Assists in the maintenance of department inventory by ordering, stocking, and performing inventory checks on those medical supplies utilized when performing CT examinations. (5%) Maintains imaging and processing equipment by performing scheduled cleanings and tests; results of all cleanings and tests are documented, as appropriate. Contacts service personnel and notifies supervisory staff of equipment malfunctions. (5%) Education : Successful completion of an accredited ARRT program in Radiologic Technologies. Required Work Experience : 3 years of Medical Imaging experience. Required Licenses : BLS-Basic Life Support (BLS/CPR) - AHA - American Heart Association or American Red Cross Required and RTR-RT Radiography - ARRT - American Registry of Radiologic Technologists Required and RTCT-RT Computed Tomog