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- Job Summary
- CT Technologist — Build Your Career at Salem Hospital
- Turn advanced imaging into answers—and make a meaningful difference for patients across the North Shore.
Under the administrative direction of the CT Manager, the CT Technologist performs diagnostic CT procedures with a high level of competence and without the need for constant supervision of technical details. This role assumes responsibility for designated areas, procedures, and students as assigned and supports high-quality, compassionate patient care in a fast-paced hospital environment.
Why Salem Hospital?
- Multiple Schedules are available - apply today to learn more specifics!
- Full benefits that start on day one (20 hours/week or more)
- Free onsite parking
- $20,000 sign-on bonus
- Minimum hourly rate: $48.00, with higher pay based on experience
- Continuous education, training, and professional development support
- Opportunities to build advanced CT expertise and grow within Radiology
- A team culture grounded in collaboration, compassion, and mutual respect
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What You’ll Do
- Perform diagnostic CT examinations independently while maintaining excellent image quality and patient safety.
- Verify patient identity, exam details, clinical history, and imaging protocols before each procedure.
- Prepare, position, and support patients with clear communication and compassionate care.
- Administer contrast and monitor patients in accordance with established protocols and scope of practice.
- Collaborate with radiologists, nurses, emergency teams, and other clinical partners to support timely diagnosis and treatment.
- Respond effectively in urgent and emergency situations while maintaining an organized workflow.
- Complete required quality-control activities and promptly communicate equipment or safety concerns.
- Serve as a resource for students and colleagues as assigned.
- What You’ll Bring
- Successful completion of an accredited Radiologic Technology program.
- Current Massachusetts Department of Public Health licensure to practice Radiologic Technology.
