Travel Nuclear Medicine Technologist - Nuclear Medicine Job at American Traveler in Charlotte
Travel Nuclear Medicine Technologist - Nuclear Medicine Job at American Traveler in Charlotte
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- ARRT(N) or NMTCB registration requiredBLS certification required
- Minimum 2 years of experience requiredPET/CT experience preferred
- Epic EMR experience preferred
- Last 4 of SSN and full date of birth required for consideration
- Minimum 1 professional reference dated within the last year, from a Supervisor, Manager, Director, or Charge RNLicense required if applicable
- Hospital setting with X-ray, CT, Ultrasound, MRI, Interventional Radiology, and Nuclear Medicine services
- No trauma designation; TJC Stroke accredited facility
- Department serves ED, inpatient, observation, and outpatient patients
- Performs general and cardiac nuclear imaging studies
- Average of 7-10 studies per day with average inpatient census of 4008-hour day shifts, Monday-Friday 0700-1530 Rotating weekend on-call every 3rd weekend, 8 hours (0700-1400, Sat & Sun only)
- No floating required
- Uses Epic EMR, Epic Radiant RIS, and Philips iSite PACSDepartment equipment includes GE Infinia and GE Ventri
- Support from Guest Services/Transport for inpatient, observation, and ED patients
- Radiology Nursing support provided for cardiac imaging
- Administrative onboarding (Epic, eLearnings, policy review) takes 1 day, followed by 2 days to 1 week of departmental orientation as needed
- Travelers will work 75% of holidays
- Black scrub color required
- Free parking available in surface lot and parking decks
- First-time travelers will be considered
- Traveler's permanent address must be more than 50 miles from the facility; local candidates not accepted
- Returning employees must be separated from any AHSE facility for at least 1 year after working a permanent position
- BenefitsHigh Pay and Bonuses
- Medical, Dental and Vision Insurance with Day 1 Options 401(k) PlanWeekly Payroll Deposit
- Free Online CEUs
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