The CT Technologist performs diagnostic imaging using CT technology. This role is on a PRN/per diem basis, covering variable shifts as needed.
Job Number:
33518Location:
Sumter CampusStreet Address:
126 US-280City, State:
Americus, GeorgiaZip Code:
31719Department:
PSMC RADIOLOGY DIAGShift:
VariableJob Type:
PRN/Per DiemPosted Date:
2026-01-29Job Description Summary:
PRN CT TechnologistDescription:
CT Technologist- PSMC
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