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Cynet Health is seeking an X-ray Tech to perform a range of radiographic procedures in a busy imaging department. The role requires state licensure, ARRT(R) certification, and BLS accreditation. You will work within a multi-modality setting during day shifts and may float to meet facility needs.
Responsibilities include imaging across body parts, adherence to safety standards, and interaction with diverse patient age groups. Flu vaccine and proper licensure are mandatory.
Profession: Radiology / Cardiology
Specialty: Multi Modality Tech (X-Ray)
Duration: 13 weeks
Shift: Day
Hours per Shift: 12
Experience: 2 years required
License: State license required
Certifications: ARRT(R) + BLS
Must-Have:
Driver's license must be included with submission.Clinician must float within scope to meet facility needs.COVID-19 vaccine required - medical/religious exemptions only.Flu vaccine required - medical/religious exemptions and declinations allowed.
Description:The X-Ray Tech will work with various imaging procedures.The shift is 7 AM to 7 PM, three days a week.First-timers accepted based on experience level.Pending state license applications are not accepted.Call out is required if more than a week of time off is needed.EMR system used is Meditech Expanse.Equipment includes GE and PACS.Experience in the following skills is required:Abdomen decubitus, abdomen supine (KUB), abdomen upright, AC joints, adult acute care, adult outpatient, ankle, arthrography, barium enema, barium swallow/esophagus, bedside/portable procedures, C-Arm procedures, calcaneus, cervical spine, chest AP, chest lateral decubitus, chest routine, clavicle, elbow, emergency department, facial bones, femur, foot, forearm, hand, hip, humerus, infection prevention, isolation precautions/PPE, knee, lumbar spine, myelography, operating room, orbits, paranasal sinuses, patella, pediatric acute care, pediatric outpatient, pelvis, portable abdomen, portable chest, preparation and/or administration of contrast media, radiation safety, sacrum and/or coccyx, scapula, shoulder, skull, thoracic spine, thumb or finger, tibia-fibula, toes, trauma cases, upper airway (soft tissue neck), and upper GI series.The X-Ray Tech will work with various patient age groups including neonates, adolescents, infants, adults, pediatrics, and geriatrics.The daily census is around 17 visits per day.Job requirements include availability for holidays.