CT Tech - Baltimore, MD (Onsite)

We are seeking an experienced CT Technologist for an onsite opportunity in Baltimore, MD. The ideal candidate will have strong acute care imaging experience, hands-on CT expertise, and the ability to work in a fast-paced clinical environment serving adolescent, adult, pediatric, and geriatric populations. First-time travelers are welcome to apply.

Required Qualifications:

Minimum 4 + years of CT Tech experience

Experience with Cerner EMR (Required)

ARRT (R) Certification Required

BLS Certification Required

Maryland License Required

Strong experience performing CT scans in acute care settings

Experience administering and documenting IV/oral contrast media

Experience starting peripheral IVs

Ability to review imaging requisitions and select appropriate protocols

Required Imaging Experience:

Abdomen & Pelvis imaging (with and without contrast)

Chest imaging (with and without contrast)

Head & Neck imaging

Spine & Musculoskeletal imaging

Vascular CTA

Brain Perfusion

Coronary CTA

Clinical Experience:

Adult Acute Care

Adult Outpatient Settings

Emergency Department

Pediatric Acute Care

Adult ICU

Preferred Experience:

Experience with GE, Siemens, and PACS systems

Operating Room (OR), NICU, and PICU exposure

Trauma experience, including Level I or Level II Trauma Centers

ARRT Advanced Certification preferred

Responsibilities:

Perform CT scan procedures using prescribed imaging techniques and protocols

Review imaging requisitions for accuracy and completeness

Select appropriate CT protocols and technical factors for high-quality imaging

Administer and document IV and oral contrast media

Complete screenings, consents, and imaging documentation in Cerner

Upload required paperwork into EMR systems

Collaborate with radiologists and interdisciplinary healthcare teams

Maintain patient safety, quality imaging, and documentation standards

Support diagnostic and specialized CT procedures including biopsies, drainage procedures, PET CT, myelography, colonography, and transplant studies

First-time travelers will be considered.