Travel Radiology Tech - $2,420 per week in Seattle, WA

Job Title: Radiology Technologist Profession: Radiologic Technologist Specialty: Radiology Duration: 13 weeks Shift: Days Hours per Shift: 10 hours (Tuesday - Friday, 7:30 AM - 6:00 PM) Experience: Minimum of 1 year License: Washington state license required Certifications: ARRT certification, BLS certification required Must-Have: Must have fluoro and OR experience, including knowledge of O-arm and C-arm equipment. Responsibilities include general radiology (x-ray), outpatient clinic, inpatient and outpatient fluoroscopy, outpatient ortho clinic, ER, and operating rooms.

Job Title: Radiology Technologist Profession: Radiologic Technologist Specialty: Radiology Duration: 13 weeks Shift: Days Hours per Shift: 10 hours (Tuesday - Friday, 7:30 AM - 6:00 PM) Experience: Minimum of 1 year License: Washington state license required Certifications: ARRT certification, BLS certification required Must-Have: Must have fluoro and OR experience, including knowledge of O-arm and C-arm equipment. Description: Profile review by clinical staff, followed by an interview with the manager. Agency must provide Rad Badge for traveler. Department consists of 10 x-ray rooms and 34 operating rooms. The role may involve floating or covering other areas as needed. Responsibilities include general radiology (x-ray), outpatient clinic, inpatient and outpatient fluoroscopy, outpatient ortho clinic, ER, and operating rooms. Techs will be scheduled in one area and rotate on a weekly basis. Common imaging types include general, fluoroscopy, OR, and portables. Expectation for travelers to cover all areas, including fluoro and OR. ER experience is preferred. Average number of scans per day includes 6-7 in the OR with C-arm, 10 for fluoro, and around 73 general x-rays. The department uses Cerner Power Chart, RIS, and PACS systems. All x-ray rooms feature Philips technology, primarily digital radiography with a few computed radiography systems. Portables consist of 7 GE direct radiography machines. Operating room equipment includes Ziehm and GE/OEC C-arms and a Siemens O-arm. Shifts start at 7 AM and vary, with 8-hour and occasional 10-hour shifts. Weekend and holiday work may be required based on needs. Call may be necessary as needed. Scrubs are provided in navy, gray, or a combination of both. Casual clothing is acceptable for changing when arriving at work. Department-specific orientation includes organizational modules and a daily rotation through different areas, typically lasting one week. Cancellations may occur for up to 4 shifts during a 13-week assignment. Charting system utilized is Cerner. BSN is not required. A license is required for submission. The trauma level for the care setting is 3. The care setting provided is acute. The division applicable is allied health. Shifts are scheduled for days, Tuesday through Friday, from 7:30 AM to 6:00 PM with call and holiday requirements. Required certifications include ARRT and BLS.