Diagnostic Imaging/CT Technologist

The University of Vermont Health Network seeks a Diagnostic Imaging/CT Technologist to perform high-quality CT and general diagnostic imaging for diverse patient populations. In this role, you will safely operate advanced imaging equipment, follow evidence-based protocols, and collaborate closely with radiologists, nurses, and providers in an academic medical setting. Responsibilities include preparing and positioning patients, monitoring for safety and contrast reactions, ensuring accurate documentation, and supporting quality and performance improvement initiatives. Join a collaborative, learning-focused environment serving Vermont and northern New York.

Responsibilities

• Perform and interpret high-quality diagnostic imaging and CT scans following physician orders and established protocols.
• Prepare, position, and monitor patients to ensure safety, comfort, and optimal image quality during procedures.
• Operate and troubleshoot advanced imaging equipment, ensuring proper calibration and radiation safety standards.
• Review images for diagnostic adequacy and collaborate with radiologists and providers on next steps in care.
• Document procedures, maintain accurate patient records, and comply with regulatory and hospital policies.
• Educate patients and families about imaging procedures, contrast use, and post-exam expectations.
• Collaborate with nurses, physicians, and allied health staff in a multidisciplinary, academic care environment.
• Support quality improvement, safety initiatives, and adoption of evidence-based imaging practices.
• Maintain required certifications and participate in ongoing training, competencies, and professional development.
• Assist with workflow prioritization, including emergent and inpatient exams, to ensure timely patient care.

Required Skills

• Computed tomography (CT) imaging
• General diagnostic radiography
• Patient positioning and immobilization
• Radiation safety and dose optimization
• Contrast administration and IV insertion
• PACS/RIS and EMR documentation
• Cross-sectional anatomy and pathology recognition
• Infection prevention and control
• Emergency and trauma imaging protocols
• Equipment operation, QC, and basic troubleshooting