Night X-ray Technologist: Critical Care & Trauma Imaging

Cross Country Healthcare, Inc.; Tampa (FL); In loco; USD 65.000 - 75.000; Tempo pieno

Vantaggi offerti da questo lavoro

Private housing

Housing allowance

Health insurance

Dependent health insurance

Competitive salaries

Referral bonuses

Travel reimbursement

401(k) retirement plan

Direct deposit

CE credits

Descrizione del lavoro

Cross Country Healthcare, Inc. in Tampa, FL is seeking a skilled X-ray Technologist for a travel assignment focused on portable and bedside imaging within a trauma center.

The role emphasizes working nights in a fast-paced hospital environment. Candidates should have 2+ years of clinical imaging experience, Florida licensure, and experience with NICU/ECHMO/VAD/Trauma ICU procedures; familiarity with portable X-ray machines is required to support trauma and critical care units while maintaining

Competenze

• Certifications or licenses as an X-ray Technologist.
• Two or more years of experience performing portable and bedside imaging.
• Florida state licensure or equivalent.
• Experience in a trauma center setting preferred.
• Familiarity with NICU, Echmo, VAD, and Trauma ICU procedures.
• Equipment familiarity: portable X-ray machines.

Mansioni

• Perform portable imaging in a hospital environment.
• Support trauma and critical care units.
• Adhere to standard safety and operational procedures.

Conoscenze

Portable imaging

Bedside imaging

Trauma center experience

X-ray technology

Trauma ICU procedures

Strumenti

Portable X-ray machines

Descrizione del lavoro

Cross Country Healthcare, Inc. in Tampa, FL is seeking a skilled X-ray Technologist for a travel assignment focused on portable and bedside imaging within a trauma center.

The role emphasizes working nights in a fast-paced hospital environment. Candidates should have 2+ years of clinical imaging experience, Florida licensure, and experience with NICU/ECHMO/VAD/Trauma ICU procedures; familiarity with portable X-ray machines is required to support trauma and critical care units while maintaining