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Myhhhh lists this CT Technologist, Stravitz-Sanyal Institute for Liver Disease and Metabolic Health opportunity in richmond, Virginia. Review the employer’s description below for duties, qualifications and application requirements.
Job description
Unit
School Of Medicine MBU
Department
Institute for Liver Disease
Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) School of Medicine is apremier academic medical center located in the heart of Richmond.Accounting for almost half of VCU’s sponsored research, the Schoolof Medicine is internationally recognized for patient care andeducation. VCU School of Medicine comprises 18 clinicaldepartments, eight basic health science departments, and 11affiliated institutes and centers, and provides preeminenteducation to physicians and scientists to improve the quality ofhealthcare for humanity.
Department Summary
The Stravitz-Sanyal LiverInstitute of Virginia Commonwealth University is seeking a CTTechnologist to join its world-renowned team of Hepatologists,researchers and imaging experts in changing the landscape of liverand metabolic diseases through research. The candidate will havethe ability to engage in translational molecular research imagingat our new facility to include a state-of-the art research PET/CTscanner and equipment. The successful candidate will haveexperience in general diagnostic CT imaging, imaging protocols,radiation safety, and contrast administration. The CT Technologistwill capture and process human research clinical images for theImaging Center while working within a specialized team utilizingspecific hardware and software to deliver high-quality imagingdata. They will report to the Manager of Imaging Operations.Anticipated start date for June 2026.
Duties & Responsibilities
Core Responsibilities:
Complete pre-scan quality control measures on equipment, andperform safety screenings/evaluations of all imaging participantsfor contraindications prior to scanning
Perform quality control of CT images and related documentation ina technical and research-intensive environment
Perform diagnostic CT exams on research participants and assist PET technologist with CT attenuation corrections for PET/CT scans; assist other imaging modalities with participant preparation as needed
Safely administer imaging agents to participants, monitoring forand following all reaction protocols per ACR guidelines
Execute imaging scans according to research protocols and manage incidental findings in coordination with the Medical Director and Principal Investigators
Address research participant’ concerns, ensuring participantsafety and comfort during scans
Ensure that the CT rooms are kept clean, organized, and safe atall times
Communicate with scanner manufacturer on troubleshooting asneeded
Assist in CT Sequencing, imaging data management, andsegmentation of images from CT investigations, includingdocumentation and reporting of results
Obtain participant vascular access and participate in otheroperational tasks within the CT suite as needed
Work with departmental leadership to ensure regulatory andaccreditation compliance, including maintaining appropriatetraining, licensure and certification
Coordinate with staff and departmental leadership to streamlineresearch workflow and operational efficiency.
Perform quality assurance procedures and implement processimprovement changes as required
Serve as a member of the Imaging Safety Committee.
Minimum Hiring Standards
Demonstrated ability to work in and foster an environment ofrespect, professionalism and civility with a population of faculty,staff, and students from all backgrounds and experiences, or acommitment to do so as a staff member at VCU.
Associate's degree in radiologic technology or related field froman accredited program recognized by the American Registry ofRadiology Technologist (ARRT)
Current RT(CT) Certification by American Registry of RadiologyTechnologist (ARRT)
Current Radiologic Technologist state license with the VirginiaBoard of Medicine
Must be able to work around ionizing radiation
Current CPR certification
Must possess, utilize, and maintain knowledge of radiationprotection, safety, and current complex scanning protocols
Thorough understanding of and ability to practice principles ofradiation safety to minimize risk to research participants, self,and others
Considerable knowledge of CT policy and procedures, as well asthe ability to interpret and apply information to daily work
Ability to think critically and use independent, professional,and ethical judgment in all aspects of work
Proven ability to work independently and to manage severalcompeting assignments simultaneously
Preferred Qualifications
ARRT(MR) and/or ARRT(N) certification is a plus
Training in PET modalities preferred but not required. Must be willing to cross train in MRI if needed
Experience with research program development and implementationpreferred but not required
Additional Information
ORP Eligible: - NO
Hours / weeks: 40 hours weekly
Title Details: CT Technologist
University Title: MRI Technologist, HS 1-3
University Code: 21151N-21153N
University Job Family: Health Sciences
Salary Range: $61,000-$95,600K - Commensurate withExperience
Benefits
All full-time university staff are eligible for VCU’s robust benefits package that includes comprehensive health benefits, paid annual and holiday leave, generous tuition benefits, retirement planning and savings options, tax-deferred annuity and cash match programs, employee discounts, well-being resources, abundant opportunities for career development and advancement, and more.
FLSA Exemption Status
Exempt
Hours per Week
40
Restricted Position
No
ORP Eligible
No
Flexible Work Arrangement
Fully Onsite
University Job Title
2115B - MRI Technologist HS Base
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Worksite address
richmond, VA, 23214, US
Who can apply
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