Computer Tomography Technologist
University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
Summary
The CT technologist will be responsible for providing quality diagnostic imaging for medical interpretation.
Job description
- Operating CT equipment
- Handling patients
- Venipuncture
- Post-processing of images
- Patient transport
- Working with electronic medical records
- Communication with physicians and other services
- This position also includes call and holidays
Responsibilities
- Executes imaging exams and manage exam data, including documenting contrast administrations and line placement/removal and verifying images are available for dictation
- Provides patient care, including coordination of patient preparation and scans
- Communicates with patients and their physicians about exam information and results
- May assist in managing staff scheduling
- Performs other duties as assigned
Requirements
- HS diploma/GED
- Graduate of an approved Radiology program
- New graduate or less than one (1) year of experience
- Registry eligible - or registered - by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologist
- ART license must be obtained prior to start date
- CT Advanced Certification obtained within 12 months of hire
- Ability to follow oral instructions, read, and write
Benefits
- Medical, Dental & Vision
- Holiday, Vacation & Sick Leave
- Education discount
- Retirement: Up to 10% matched
- Basic Life Insurance
- Career Training
- Merchant Discounts
- Concierge prescription delivery
Company overview
The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) is Arkansas' only comprehensive academic health sciences university and the state's largest public employer. Founded in 1879 by eight physicians, UAMS has evolved into a statewide health system encompassing six colleges: Medicine, Pharmacy, Nursing, Health Professions, Public Health, and Graduate School. As a premier academic medical center, UAMS combines education, research, and clinical care through its UAMS Medical Center, which serves as Arkansas' only adult Level 1 trauma center and the state's sole provider of adult kidney, liver, and pancreas transplants. The institution operates with a $1.3 billion budget and generates over $100 million in annual research funding, maintaining internationally recognized programs in multiple myeloma, aging, and other specialized areas. UAMS supports over 3,000 students, 900 medical residents and fellows, and maintains affiliations with Arkansas Children's Hospital and the Central Arkansas Veterans Healthcare System. With eight regional campuses across Arkansas, UAMS provides extensive community outreach and telehealth services, ensuring healthcare access throughout the state while contributing approximately $3.92 billion annually to Arkansas' economy.