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Travel Nuclear Medicine Technologist - Nuclear Medicine Job at American Traveler in Fayetteville

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american travelerFayetteville (AR)
Radiologic Technologists and TechniciansDiagnostic Imaging Centers

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Senior

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About the role

American Traveler is hiring a Nuclear Medicine Technologist for a hospital setting requiring 2+ years of experience and BLS certification.
Requirements: Active state or Compact license required (if applicable) Minimum of 2 years of applicable experience required BLS certification required, PET certification preferred Prior travel experience required No background or license actions within the past 12 months
Responsibilities: Short-term acute care, Level III Trauma Center and teaching hospital setting Nuclear Medicine department performing PET Scan procedures Day shift schedule: 5x8 hour shifts (8:00 AM-4:30 PM) or 4x10 hour shifts (7:00 AM-5:30 PM), Monday-Friday Uses Epic EMR system Must be willing to float within the hospital or affiliated campuses based on staffing needs Perform PET Scan procedures as part of daily responsibilities First-time travelers will be considered for this position Local candidates residing within 50 miles of the main campus are not eligible Former employees must be separated from the facility for at least one year before returning as a traveler Maximum of two contracts total with one allowable extension for day shift Travelers must wait six months before reapplying after reaching the maximum number of extensions Maximum of 4 days RTO permitted, with one major holiday request allowed Pre-start modules required, estimated completion time of 4-10 hours
Benefits: High Pay and Bonuses Medical, Dental and Vision Insurance with Day 1 Options 401(k) Plan Weekly Payroll Deposit Free Online CEUs Generous Housing Allowance Travel and Licensure Reimbursements Non-taxed Per Diem and Subsidy Traveler Rewards and Discounts
Job ID: P-776300 Open Positions: 2

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