You’ll need
Licensure
✓VA license required but can submit with that pending, eligible for temp provided has licensure in another state otherwise ETA is 8 weeks
Certifications
✓BLS and ARRT R required
ARRT VI preferred
Qualifications
✓Strong vascular/IR experience, familiarity with Hybrid OR procedures, and the ability to work independently are very important
New Virginia imaging contracts paying $3,400+/wk
Weekly. Verified links and pay changes. No account.
Full employer posting
- Day 5x8/ 4x10-Hour available Imaging support in the OR working vascular IR BLS and ARRT R required; ARRT VI preferred VA license required but can submit with that pending, eligible for temp provided has licensure in another state otherwise ETA is 8 weeks 8 hr days call q4 - 1 weekend a month and 4 week days a month 50 mile radius rule Ideal candidate will be someone who is comfortable being actively involved in the entire case workflow rather than simply operating the equipment. Strong vascular/IR experience, familiarity with Hybrid OR procedures, and the ability to work independently are very important. Candidate will be responsible for:
- Pulling inventory and ordering cases in EPIC prior to procedures
- Running the table and controls during cases
- Performing 3D spins and working with fusion technology
- Being actively engaged in the room throughout the procedure, including filming and post-processing images
- Using HI-IQ to document and add inventory used during the case
- Working closely with the vascular surgeons, OR team, and other members of the procedural team
- In their downtime, utilizing a C-arm to support simple surgical cases alongside our X-ray staff, including procedures such as Impellas and cystos ( AP fluoro looking at the kidneys and bladder) Travelers may be asked to help another employee learn, answer questions, review workflows, or go over equipment and procedures during downtime. The University of Virginia Health system is a major academic medical center where teaching and continuous training are core parts of our culture. As a teaching institution, all team members including physicians, nurses, residents, fellows, travelers and support personnel are deeply involved in the educational mission. UVA aims to treat travelers as part of their family here and that is why we must all work together and help each other to provide the best patient centered care possible, which means it takes all of us