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Radiologic Technologist

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hiretalentSomerville (MA)

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Job Description Job DescriptionJob Title: Radiologic Technologist Radiology Technologist Will accept locals within 50 miles - rate $ less than posted rate shift: AART and MA license required at submission RAD TECH - 40 hours/week float varied shifts- (float to other sites if needed; will not float to more than one site a day) Weekly shifts can vary from 8 to 10 to 12-hour shifts depending on coverage needed. must be agreeable to all shifts Must be available to work weekends Call is not required but is available. All age groups. Weekly schedule of similar shifts and schedule is posted 4 weeks in advance. Weekly shifts can vary from 8 to 10 to 12 hour shifts depending on coverage needed. All Diagnostic X-ray Imaging (Inpatient, Outpatient, Ortho, OR C-arm, Fluoro, Portables, etc.) Familiarity with OR. Adaptable to various vendors x-ray equipment. Flexibility is a key Submission Requirements: Up to date resume that includes minimum 2 year(s) of experience in specialty. ARRT required at time of submittal - MA license 2 recent Manager/Supervisor references in matching specialty. Skills Checklist matching specialty. Drivers licenses with address that matches demographics. Current AHA BLS required. Flu vaccine required during season. RTO must be included at time of submission; it will not be guaranteed after confirmation. EMR Experience Preferred: EPIC Active MA license required at time of submissions Cannot have worked perm at any Cambridge facility

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