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Fraser Health

Public health authority operating hospitals

Practice Specialist - Computed Tomography

Diagnostics & Laboratory ProfessionalsPosted on Nov 5
Full-timeSurrey, BC, CanadaCA$45.24 - CA$56.47 /hr

About the Job

Requirements

  • Certification with the Canadian Association of Medical Radiation Technologists (CAMRT) and completion of a recognized computed tomography specialty program.
  • A minimum of seven years of recent, related experience, including three years of leadership or teaching experience, supplemented by successful completion of recognized clinical instruction courses, or an equivalent combination of education, training, and experience.
  • A valid British Columbia driver’s license and access to a personal vehicle for business-related purposes.
  • Knowledge of computed tomography theory and practice within a client- and family-centered care model, including evidence-based practice, safety requirements, modality-specific techniques, equipment, and supplies.
  • Knowledge of standards of practice and guidelines for computed tomography practitioners established by CAMRT or other relevant national professional associations, as well as organizational policies, procedures, standards of care, and safe work procedures related to modality equipment.
  • Ability to provide competent and culturally safe care in a variety of settings and with diverse populations.
  • Knowledge of the research process and methodology, and ability to develop procedure protocols and manuals, project plans, and implement new projects.
  • Knowledge of hospital and radiology information systems, including picture archiving and communication systems (PACS).
  • Ability to teach, demonstrate, facilitate, coach, and mentor staff.
  • Ability to communicate effectively verbally and in writing, and to plan, organize, and prioritize work.
  • Skill in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) techniques and physical ability to perform the duties of the position.

Responsibilities

  • Develop, implement, and review computed tomography practice and education standards, policies, and procedures in collaboration with computed tomography clinical instructors and educators, computed tomography staff, site coordinators, supervisors, management, Learning Strategies and Professional Practice, and medical staff.
  • Provide clinical practice leadership, guidance, support, and technical advice as a clinical resource to clinical instructors and educators. Lead development and execution of a regional clinical education strategy aligned with organizational goals and the evolving needs of the Medical Imaging workforce, in conjunction with management, clinical instructors and educators, and supervisors.
  • Introduce new or modified procedures and equipment through written policies and procedures and staff training. Assist in coordinating rollouts of new or revised policies and models of care by supporting training, addressing implementation needs, and helping resolve concerns collaboratively.
  • Initiate quality improvement projects, standardize education and practice materials, minimize duplication of effort, and support development and sharing of competency tools, orientation packages, and course content to improve consistency and efficiency across sites.
  • Foster communication and working relationships with computed tomography clinical instructors and educators, staff, supervisors, and medical professionals to develop practice environments across multiple sites. Provide technical input at computed tomography sites to support alignment with professional standards and consistent, efficient service delivery.
  • Design, manage, and coordinate education programs for medical imaging staff and students, including onboarding, ongoing competency development, new graduate programs, and student placement strategies. Implement accessible, modern education delivery methods and evaluation tools.
  • Coordinate professional and clinical development activities, including evaluating and analyzing existing clinical practices, engaging staff in identifying ongoing practice alternatives, and testing and evaluating alternative service-delivery methods or techniques.
  • Contribute practice- and quality-focused insights to operational and capital planning discussions on staffing, equipment, design, and resource needs.
  • Maintain professional partnerships with academic institutions, regulatory bodies, and associations to support education, training, and professional standards.
  • Plan, implement, and evaluate educational and clinical programs, such as orientation, clinical teaching, and in-services, to meet computed tomography staff learning needs.
  • Collaborate with internal departments, external academic institutions, and professional associations to align clinical training, including clinical placements, with certification standards and workforce needs.
  • Encourage and support research-related activities by identifying relevant opportunities, assisting with proposals, and applying research findings to practice improvements.
  • Facilitate development of decision-support tools and policies aligned with Diagnostic Accreditation Standards. Support coordination of data collection for educational and accreditation requirements, including those of Accreditation Canada and the College of Physicians and Surgeons of British Columbia’s Diagnostic Accreditation Program.
  • Represent and participate in provincial and health authority committees and collaborative projects to address practice concerns, contribute insights, and support advancements in computed tomography.
  • Stay informed of developments in computed tomography practice through professional development, reviewing current literature, and sharing learnings with colleagues.
  • Demonstrate and observe clinical activities, such as positioning patients, explaining procedures, and correlating clinical history with examinations, to remain familiar with site-specific procedures, patient care, and imaging workflows.
  • Follow health and safety procedures and report concerns promptly to support safe work and quality practice environments.
  • Perform other related duties as needed.

About the Company

Fraser Health

Public health authority operating hospitals

Fraser Health is a Canadian health authority that provides health services to about 1.8 million people in British Columbia. It operates 12 hospitals, including major trauma centers, as well as outpatient care and surgery centers, and offers services in residential care, public health, home health, and mental health. It employs more than 40,000 staff, medical staff, and volunteers who coordinate care across hospitals, clinics, and community settings to ensure patients receive the right care at the right time. Its goal is to keep communities healthy by delivering accessible, high-quality care and by creating good workplaces for its employees and volunteers.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
Grant
Total funding
$20K
Headquarters
Surrey, Canada
Founded
2001

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