CT Technologist -Per Diem - Rotation

Geisinger is a nationally recognized health service organization known for its innovative approach to healthcare. Founded in 1915, Geisinger has grown to become one of the most comprehensive health systems in the United States, serving more than 3 million residents throughout Pennsylvania and New Jersey. The organization is committed to improving the quality of care for its patients through a combination of clinical excellence, advanced technology, and a patient-centered approach. Geisinger's integrated healthcare delivery system includes hospitals, outpatient centers, a multispecialty physician group, and a health plan, all working together to provide coordinated and efficient care. The organization emphasizes the importance of values such as kindness, excellence, learning, innovation, and safety in its daily operations, creating a culture that supports both patients and employees.

The CT Technologist role at Geisinger is essential in supporting physicians and radiologists by performing advanced computed tomography (CT) procedures that are crucial for the diagnosis and treatment of various diseases. This position requires operating complex imaging equipment including CT scanners, power injectors, and computer systems to capture high-quality digital images. The technologist is expected to follow clinical protocols meticulously, ensuring patient safety and image accuracy. The role demands a thorough understanding of anatomy, clinical criteria, and exposure protocols, including adherence to the Image Gently Guidelines aimed at minimizing radiation exposure. The CT Technologist is involved in performing not just routine imaging but also specialized scans like CT angiography for vascular studies and advanced interventional procedures such as TAVR and EVAR. They must be adept at patient preparation, positioning, shielding, and the post-processing of digital images.

This position is typically situated within a clinical environment, requiring the technologist to handle multiple CT systems across various locations, each with potentially different protocols and equipment. The technologist’s responsibilities include maintaining up-to-date knowledge in areas such as pharmacology, physiology, and physics to optimize imaging quality and patient safety. They are trained to recognize technical aspects that impact scan quality and speed and to adjust protocols accordingly. Candidates are required to have graduated from a specialty training program and possess the necessary certification and experience relevant to CT imaging.

Geisinger offers an inclusive and supportive workplace culture that values diversity and promotes equal opportunity. Employees at Geisinger benefit from a wide range of healthcare benefits, including vision, dental, and coverage for domestic partners, available from their first day of employment. The organization fosters an environment of collaboration and collegiality, encouraging professional development and continuous learning among caregivers. This role not only involves technical expertise and clinical knowledge but also a deep commitment to patient care and safety, making it an integral part of Geisinger's mission to make better health accessible for all.