Radiology / Cardiology - CT Tech

### RTO after booking is not allowed and is not allowed to be worked out onsite. Any call offs or additional RTO on unit, could possibly turn into a cancel and DNR ### NO HOLIDAY RTO for this ROLE EXCEPT HALLOWEEN DAY (10/31/2024) FOR MONDAY - THURSAY ROLE, NO MORE THAN 2 DAYS DURING THAT SCHEDULE for 13 WEEKS, IF A LONGER CONTRACT MAY CONSIDER MORE DEPENDING ON DAYS REQUIRED SKILLS / CERTS / EXP:Minimum Years of Experience: 2 Year ExperienceTraveler Experience: Unit Will Accept 1st Time Travelers s Accepted / Difference: YesSkills: Inpatient, ER, Adult ICU GE & Siemens Scanner Use is a MUST DO NOT SEND IF NO SIEMENS Level II Trauma Unit CT Procedure Experience: Abdomen, Pelvis, Head/neck, Chest, Spine, Musculoskeletal, Brain Perfusion, CTAs, Multiplanar ReconstructionCerts: BLS, ARRT(R)(CT)PREFERRED SKILLS / CERTS / EXP:Skills: Outpatient, IV Starts, PACS, Contrast, VisageJOB DETAILS:RATIOS: Daily Caseload: 150-200 Scans; 4 RoomsUnit will accept contracts from 13 weeks+ up to March 15, 2025 (hard stop) to get the Unit through the Holidays!*40 Hours Can be OfferedSHIFT: 10 HOUR MIDS (Monday - Thursday) 12p - 10pPATIENT DIAGNOSES: Infants, Pediatrics, Adolescents, Adults and GeriatricsSPECIAL PROCEDURES / UNIT DETAILS: This is in the emergency department on a Siemen's scanner doing routine ED patients, also Code Stroke and level 2 trauma patients. VERY FAST PACED On first shift we typically have 4-5 techs. Second shift after 5pm there are typically 2-3 techs. Third shift there is 1 tech. Weekends we have 2 techs. Typical case load for one tech in an 8-hour shift is anywhere from 8-12 patients.SPECIAL EQUIPMENT: Siemens Scanner, GE. Our machines are Siemens, and we have the S3000 and the Sequoia.UNIT SYSTEMS: EPIC, VisageSCRUBS: Royal Blue INTERVIEW AVAILABILITY: Please provide your candidate's interview availability for the next 72 hours while submitting candidates to avoid holding up the approval process. Manager WILL NOT OFFER without speaking to/interviewing the candidate first INTERNAL NOTES Very Fast Pace in the Emergency Department