Travel Radiology Technologist – Cincinnati (13 wks)

TotalMed Inc.; Cincinnati (OH); In loco; USD 65.000 - 90.000; Tempo pieno

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Weekly pay

Guaranteed Hours

Continuing Education

401k retirement plan

Sick pay

Wellness and fitness programs

Referral bonus

Medical benefits

Employee assistance programs

Dental benefits

Vision benefits

Benefits start day 1

Descrizione del lavoro

TotalMed Allied is seeking a travel Radiology Technologist for a 13-week assignment in Cincinnati, Ohio. The role requires 1 year of radiology experience, BLS, ARRT (R) certification, and state licensing as required.

You will perform diagnostic imaging, ensure patient comfort, and maintain accurate records. As a Rad Tech, you will operate imaging equipment, position patients, protect against radiation exposure, and collaborate with physicians to deliver high-quality images.

Competenze

• 1 year of radiology technologist experience.
• BLS and ARRT (R) certification are required with state licensing when applicable.
• Ability to explain imaging procedures and provide patient reassurance.

Mansioni

• Prepare patients for imaging and ensure proper identification.
• Position patients and adjust imaging equipment for accurate results.
• Protect patients and staff from unnecessary radiation exposure.
• Calibrate and operate imaging equipment and review results.
• Maintain patient records and use the PACS system.

Conoscenze

Patient communication

Anatomy knowledge

Radiology procedures

Formazione

BLS Certification

ARRT (R) Certification

State-specific radiology license

Strumenti

McKesson PACS

Imaging equipment calibration

Descrizione del lavoro

TotalMed Allied is seeking a travel Radiology Technologist for a 13-week assignment in Cincinnati, Ohio. The role requires 1 year of radiology experience, BLS, ARRT (R) certification, and state licensing as required.

You will perform diagnostic imaging, ensure patient comfort, and maintain accurate records. As a Rad Tech, you will operate imaging equipment, position patients, protect against radiation exposure, and collaborate with physicians to deliver high-quality images.