CT Scan Technologist

Position: CT Scan Technologist 
Location: Old Bridge, NJ 08857
Duration: 10/26/2026–01/23/2027 (~3 months)
Shift: Friday, Saturday & Sunday, 7:00 PM–7:30 AM
Schedule: 36 hrs/week, 12 hrs/day, 3x12; weekends required; no holidays; optional on-call; no floating
Pay Range: $65-$70/hr.

Requirements

Required Experience

• 5 years of experience
• General CT with and without contrast, CTAs, and perfusion
• Experience using GE Revolution CT Scanner

Preferred Experience

• Six months CT experience
• Epic and HIS/RIS experience

Required Education

• Graduate of a Radiologic Technologist program
• High school diploma or equivalent

Required Licensure & Certifications

• NJ DEP Diagnostic Radiography License
• ARRT Certified R.T.(R) license
• American Heart Association Basic Life Support (BLS) Certification

Preferred Licensure & Certifications

• ARRT certified R.T. (CT) license

Required Skills

• Knowledge of anatomy and physiology, radiological positioning of the human body, CT software and hardware, PACS system, and maintaining CEU credits
• ARRT (CT) certification within 12 months following hire
• AHA BLS certification within 3 months following hire

Additional Skills

• Usage of GE Revolution CT Scanner, HIS/RIS system, venipuncture, IV patency, IV maintenance procedures, Epic

Responsibilities

• Perform complex CT procedures.
• Review and obtain patient clinical history and ensure documentation is scanned into PACS.
• Prepare, screen, and review contrast questionnaires and scan documentation into EPIC.
• Identify and/or administer contrast media as prescribed.
• Review patient prescriptions and communicate with Radiologist/Referring Physician when clarification or additional clinical information is needed.
• Verify insurance-authorized exam scripts and send exam modification forms to Finance for insurance re-verification.
• Obtain outside studies and schedule them in EPIC so CDs and reports are available in PACS for comparison.
• Provide exam copies to patients, requesting physicians, and/or family members.
• Evaluate radiographs using PACS to ensure proper identification and diagnostic quality.
• Gather relevant information from medical records, caregivers, and healthcare providers to prepare scanning protocols and ensure patient safety.
• Determine whether patients are appropriately prepared for procedures and prepare patients for scanning.
• Determine appropriate contrast type and dose.
• Provide patient instructions and address/document questions and concerns.
• Perform venipuncture, IV patency, and IV maintenance procedures according to established guidelines.
• Monitor patients for adverse reactions during procedures.
• Work scheduled weekends and on-call assignments as required by department policy.
• Lift at least 25 lbs., push/pull at least 50 lbs., and stand at least 6 hours per day.
• Modify and deliver care according to patient age, culture, language, hearing, visual, developmental, educational, and literacy needs.