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$2,641/wk
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Certifications
✓BLS and ARRT certification in Radiography with advanced CT registry
Qualifications
✓Minimum 2 years of Radiology/CT experience
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Radiology Technologist • Specialty: Dual-Modality Radiology/CT •

Three 12-hour night shifts, 36 hours per week •

  • Thursday and Friday, 7:00 p.m.–7:00 a.m.; third shift scheduled based on department needs
  • Weekends: Discussed during the final interview
  • On Call: None
  • Holiday
  • Yes
  • Floating: No floating to another facility or department
  • 12 ED beds and 24/7 X-ray, CT, and ultrasound services
  • Department Volume: Approximately 45 ED visits and 30 combined CT and diagnostic radiology studies per day
  • Required

Minimum 2 years of Radiology/CT experience • Traveler

First-time travelers accepted with sufficient CT scanner experience • Required

BLS and ARRT certification in Radiography with advanced CT registry • Patient Population: Emergency department patients only •

Dual-modality CT and diagnostic radiography experience, including general X-ray and portable imaging • Additional

  • May assist with rooming patients, vital signs, EKGs, line and lab procedures, patient observation, and ultrasound chaperoning when not performing imaging; training is provided
  • Documentation Systems: EPIC, Epic Radiant, and Philips iSite PACS
  • Equipment: GE Revolution EVO and Siemens Go.Top CT scanners, Bayer/Medrad power injectors, Shimadzu RadSpeed X-ray equipment, and Shimadzu MX8 portable systems