CT Technologist I

  • Job Reference: 2924697221-2
  • Date Posted: 13 August 2026
  • Hiring Company: The University of Vermont Health Network
  • Location: Burlington, Vermont
  • Salary: $78,000 to $94,000
  • Job Category: Healthcare & Medical
  • Job Type: Permanent, Full Time

Job Description

The CT Technologist I at The University of Vermont Health Network performs high-quality CT imaging studies to support accurate diagnosis and treatment. Working in an academic, patient-centered hospital environment, this role combines hands-on patient care with advanced imaging technology. The technologist positions patients, operates CT scanners, follows radiation safety and infection control standards, and collaborates closely with radiologists and care teams. This position offers opportunities for professional growth, ongoing learning, and contributing to research and community health initiatives.

Responsibilities

  • Perform CT scans according to physician orders and department protocols
  • Verify patient identity, obtain history, and explain CT procedures to patients and families
  • Position patients safely and correctly to obtain high-quality diagnostic images
  • Operate CT scanners and related PACS/RIS systems, ensuring accurate image acquisition and documentation
  • Apply radiation safety principles and dose optimization techniques for patients and staff
  • Monitor patients during and after contrast administration, reporting changes to providers
  • Collaborate with radiologists, nurses, and care teams to coordinate timely imaging services
  • Maintain equipment cleanliness, report malfunctions, and support quality assurance activities
  • Follow infection prevention, safety, and regulatory standards at all times
  • Participate in ongoing education, competency assessments, and mentoring of new staff or students

Required Skills

  • Computed tomography (CT) scanning
  • ARRT-aligned imaging techniques and positioning
  • Operation of CT scanners and injectors
  • Radiation safety and dose optimization
  • IV contrast administration and patient monitoring
  • Use of PACS/RIS and electronic health records
  • Patient assessment and communication
  • Aseptic and infection control practices
  • Emergency response and BLS skills
  • Adherence to imaging protocols and quality standards