Travel CT Tech - $2,873 to $2,960 per week in Show Low, AZ
AMN Healthcare Allied
SHOW LOW, AZ
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JOB DETAILS
SALARY
$2,873–$2,960
SKILLS
American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT), Cell Biology, Healthcare, Healthcare Quality, Human Health, Life Insurance, On Call, Outpatient Care, Patient Care, Rapid Application Development (RAD)
Unit Notes
- CT Tech
- BLS required
- ARRT & State License
- Either Mon-Thurs or Tues-Fri, 4x10s
- 40 hour guarantee
- Responsible for performing high quality diagnostic and CT images in the Diagnostic and Outpatient Pavilion Imaging Departments
- 2 years of experience required
- GE and Siemens experience preferred - if not both, then must have GE exp within the past 6 months
- Take “on-call” status when needed. May be asked to pick up extra shifts. Often times shift start times can be pushed 2 hrs ahead or delayed 2 hrs due to census.
Required Qualifications CT Technologist, Computed Tomography Experience: 1 year Licenses: RAD-AZ(Copy needed) Certifications: CERT-ARRT- CT(Copy Needed); BLS-AHA(Copy Needed) SSN Required DOB Required Work History: Should not be more than 30 days of gap in entire work history References: 2 References in the last 12 months
Job Benefits
Allied travel assignments are typically for 13 weeks and offer generous packages that include:
Competitive pay rates
Medical, Dental, Vision
401(k) and Flex Spending
Life Insurance
Accident and Short-term Disability Coverage
Free Continuing Education
Competitive Housing Deal
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About the Company
At AMN Healthcare, we strive to be recognized as the most trusted, innovative, and influential force in helping healthcare organizations provide quality patient care that continually evolves to make healthcare more human, more effective, and more achievable.
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