Searching for dedicated and dependable individuals who share in our passion for children!In this position you will be responsible for ensuring the safety and well-being of each child by responding to their emotional, social, and physical needs, all while assisting them in learning about the world around them. Utilizing developmentally appropriate practices and best practice methods at all times. Setting a positive example for children to follow, while fostering a warm environment.Must love children, be enthusiastic, patient, and able to adhere to a daily schedule and housekeeping duties.*Now offering a small sign-on bonus and buddy referral bonus

The OpportunityDescriptionWe're looking for a Travel Nuc Med Tech, working in the Healthcare Systems & Services industry in Massachusetts, United States.Pay Rate: $ 4300-4500 weekly grossAre you a Nuclear Medicine Technologist who is looking to grow their career with an innovative company known for Medical Imaging?Our client offers access to industry experts (they design and maintain these systems we work on) with ongoing training and education. You’ll work for some of the best healthcare companies across the US. Contracts for specific locations last from 12 weeks up to a year.Their culture is based around a team of highly dedicated employees worldwide who are innovating every day, truly shaping the future of healthcare. They are passionate about healthcare and are engineers and they don’t walk away from a problem before it is solved.In this role the successful candidate will function as a MI SPECT Technologist in performing examinations of patients of all ages for the purpose of assisting in the diagnosis of patient illness. Also will serve as a training resource.This role is designed as a travel role – you’ll be assigned to top quality assignments on 3-12 month assignments with our client with a weekly per diem in addition to your contract pay.Responsibilities:Performing MI SPECT diagnostic imaging procedures on appropriate anatomical regions according to department procedures and protocols.Locating and recording internal elements of the body, and identifying any anomalies indicative of disease, injury, or other medically significant conditions.Adjusting equipment and calming patient to eliminate test artifacts.Monitoring the patient for potentially dangerous physical and emotional changes.Evaluating test results for clarity and accuracy.Reviewing tests with peers and physician.Informing physicians of preliminary findings as requested according to department procedures.Distributing completed test results to physicians and service providers.Preparing diagnostic information for physician interpretation.Maintaining patient charts, entering diagnosis and billing codes, logging data into patient information systems, and updating file systems for tests performed.Cleaning and sterilizing equipment and work space.Recognizing equipment malfunctions and readjusting equipment or writing referrals for repair.Instructing patients in pretest preparation, answering questions, and explaining procedures.Performing additional duties as required. Experience Required for Your SuccessExperience:Graduate of an accredited Nuclear Medicine technology programClinical Nuclear Medicine Technologist background with a minimum of 3 years MI SPECT clinical experience requiredSiemens or GE experienceLicense/Certification:Valid ARRT (CT) required, ARRT (N) OPTIONALNMTCB requiredPreferred Qualifications:Siemens C.cam experienceStrong communication skills both written and verbal neededAbility to interact with client personnel and team members in an autonomous responsible, professional and ethical mannerMust be flexible, reliable and demonstrate sound judgment and initiative

The OpportunityDescriptionWe're looking for a MRI Technologist, working in the Healthcare Systems & Services industry in Ohio, United States.Performing MRI diagnostic imaging procedures on appropriate anatomical regions according to department procedures and protocols.Locating and recording internal elements of the body, and identifying any anomalies indicative of disease, injury, or other medically significant conditions.Adjusting equipment and calming patients to eliminate test artifacts.Monitoring the patient for potentially dangerous physical and emotional changes.Evaluating test results for clarity and accuracy.Reviewing tests with peers and physicians.Informing physicians of preliminary findings as requested according to department procedures.Distributing completed test results to physicians and service providers.Preparing diagnostic information for physician interpretation.Maintaining patient charts, entering diagnosis and billing codes, logging data into patient information systems, and updating file systems for tests performed.Cleaning and sterilizing equipment and workspace.Recognizing equipment malfunctions and readjusting equipment or writing referrals for repair.Instructing patients in pretest preparation, answering questions, and explaining procedures.Performing additional duties as required. Experience Required for Your SuccessClinical Radiographer background with a minimum of 2 years MRI clinical experience requiredSiemens equipment experience requiredValid ARRT license, registered in MRIStrong communication skills both written and verbal neededAbility to interact with client personnel and team members in an autonomous responsible, professional, and ethical mannerMust be flexible, reliable and demonstrate sound judgment and initiative

The OpportunityDescriptionWe're looking for a Mammographer, working in the Healthcare Systems & Services industry in New Jersey, United States.Pay Rate: $45+ an hour, plus travel per diemWe are hiring in over 20 states including California, Indiana, Illinois, Georgia, Michigan, Texas, New York, Rhode Island, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Tennessee, Colorado and Oregon.Are you a Travel Mammographer who is looking to grow their career with an innovative company known for Medical Imaging?As a Travel Mammographer, you’ll work for some of the best healthcare companies across the US. Contracts for specific locations last from 12 weeks up to a year.Our culture is based around a team of highly dedicated employees worldwide who are innovating every day, truly shaping the future of healthcare. They are passionate about healthcare and are engineers and they don’t walk away from a problem before it is solved.Responsibilities:Performing mammography exams on all patients for the purpose of breast cancer detection while delivering exceptional patient careMaintaining compliance with hospital and departmental policies and proceduresEvaluating images for quality and facility standardsMaintaining equipment according to Infection Control procedures and performing quality control procedures as requestedFollowing facilities quality assurance guidelines and maintaining patient confidentiality/HIPAAPerforming screening and diagnostic mammography imaging procedures according to department procedures and protocolsAdjusting equipment and instructing patient to eliminate imaging artifactsEvaluating imaging results for positioning and technical accuracyInforming physicians of preliminary findings as requested according to department guidelines/proceduresDistributing completed test results to physicians and service providers according to department guidelines/proceduresMaintaining patient charts, entering diagnosis and billing codes, logging data into patient information systems and updating file systems for tests performed according to department guidelines/proceduresAppropriate cleaning and sterilizing equipment and work spaceRecognizing equipment malfunctions and readjusting equipment or writing/calling in for repairInstructing patients in pretest preparation, answering questions, and explaining procedures according to department guidelines/proceduresMaintaining current Permits to Practice in all states in which services are performedPerforming equipment quality checks and troubleshooting problems. Calling for service and notifying all pertinent team membersFollowing quality assurance guidelines and maintaining patient confidentialityPerforming additional duties as required Experience Required for Your SuccessRequired Experience:Technologist background with a minimum of 1 year mammography clinical experienceRequiredLicense/Certification:Valid ARRT license, registered in MammographyValid CPR certificate, as neededValid state licensePreferred Qualifications:Strong communication skills both written and verbal neededInteract with client personnel and team members in an autonomous, responsible, professional and ethical mannerMust be flexible, reliable and demonstrate sound judgment and initiativeStrong positive change agentIn this role the successful candidate will function as a Mammography Technologist in performing examinations of patients of all ages for the purpose of assisting in the diagnosis of patient illness. The Mammography Technologist interacts and communicates professionally with physicians, patients, family members and team members. The Mammography Technologist must be able to function independently but also work collaboratively with the Nursing and Ancillary staff members to provide exceptional patient care.

The OpportunityDescriptionWe're looking for a Travel Interventional Radiologic Technologist, working in the Healthcare Systems & Services industry in Florida, United States.Assist with clinical, technical, and administrative functions on a daily basis.Verify patient identification, history, diagnosis, and procedure for both diagnostic and interventional cases.Assist with pre and post procedural patient care.Assist with procedural preparation, supplies, and maintain the sterile field according to the standards of care.Assist in sterile procedures per physician preference, policy and procedure.Operate Interventional Angiography Systems in dedicated suites.Set up and operate additional procedural products or equipment.Perform quality control and operation of the Angiography System in a safe and competent manner supporting the ALARA principles and alerting the physician of intra-procedural dose thresholds and equipment trouble shooting.Ensure all team members understand and comply with the principles of radiation safety to include time, distance, proper care and use of lead aprons and dosimetry badges.Actively participate in room turnover, patient transfer, terminal cleaning, stocking and quality improvement activities.Perform additional duties as required. Experience Required for Your SuccessInterventional Imaging background with a minimum of 1-year full-time work in an interventional or invasive clinical settingClinical competency within Invasive Cardiovascular, Electrophysiology, Cardiovascular Hybrid, Interventional Radiology, Neuro Interventional, &/or Vascular Surgery HybridProficient operating Angiography Equipment, preferred experience with Siemens ARTIS C-armsGood understanding of Advanced Imaging including acquisition, post processing, reconstruction, and 3D DynaCT featuresValid Certification American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT). Cardiac Interventional (CI) or Vascular Interventional (VI) preferredValid State license (or Eligible to apply)Basic Life Support (BLS) certification requiredAdvanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) certification preferredStrong communication skills both written and verbal neededAbility to interact with patient, client and team members in an autonomous responsible, professional and ethical mannerMust be flexible, reliable and demonstrate sound judgment and initiative

The OpportunityDescriptionWe're looking for a Travel Cath Lab Technologist, working in the Healthcare Systems & Services industry in Connecticut, United States.Assist with clinical, technical, and administrative functions on a daily basis.Verify patient identification, history, diagnosis, and procedure for both diagnostic and interventional cases.Assist with pre and post procedural patient care.Assist with procedural preparation, supplies, and maintain the sterile field according to the standards of care.Assist in sterile procedures per physician preference, policy and procedure.Operate Interventional Angiography Systems in dedicated suites.Set up and operate additional procedural products or equipment.Perform quality control and operation of the Angiography System in a safe and competent manner supporting the ALARA principles and alerting the physician of intra-procedural dose thresholds and equipment trouble shooting.Ensure all team members understand and comply with the principles of radiation safety to include time, distance, proper care and use of lead aprons and dosimetry badges.Actively participate in room turnover, patient transfer, terminal cleaning, stocking and quality improvement activities.Perform additional duties as required. Experience Required for Your SuccessInterventional Imaging background with a minimum of 1-year full-time work in an interventional or invasive clinical settingClinical competency within Invasive Cardiovascular, Electrophysiology, Cardiovascular Hybrid, Interventional Radiology, Neuro Interventional, &/or Vascular Surgery HybridProficient operating Angiography Equipment, preferred experience with Siemens ARTIS C-armsGood understanding of Advanced Imaging including acquisition, post processing, reconstruction, and 3D DynaCT featuresValid Certification American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT). Cardiac Interventional (CI) or Vascular Interventional (VI) preferredValid State license (or Eligible to apply)Basic Life Support (BLS) certification requiredAdvanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) certification preferredStrong communication skills both written and verbal neededAbility to interact with patient, client and team members in an autonomous responsible, professional and ethical mannerMust be flexible, reliable and demonstrate sound judgment and initiative

The OpportunityDescriptionWe're looking for a CT Tech, working in the Healthcare Systems & Services industry in Wisconsin, United States.Pay:$2,800.00 - $4,800.00per week plus weekly per diemAre you a MRI – CT Tech who is looking to grow their career with an innovative company known for Medical Imaging?Our client offers access to industry experts (they design and maintain these systems we work on) with ongoing training and education.As a CT Tech, you’ll work for some of the best healthcare companies across the US. Contracts for specific locations last from 12 weeks up to a year.Their culture is based around a team of highly dedicated employees worldwide who are innovating every day, truly shaping the future of healthcare. They are passionate about healthcare and are engineers and they don’t walk away from a problem before it is solvedCurrently looking for CT Techs for multiple locations within the US. Must have the ability to function as a CT Technologist in performing examinations of patients of all ages for the purpose of assisting in the diagnosis of patient illness.Contracts for specific locations are up to a year, with placement at a new role a high priority upon contract completion.Role:In this role the successful candidate will function as a CT Technologist in performing examinations of patients of all ages for the purpose of assisting in the diagnosis of patient illness. Also will serve as a training resource.Responsibilities:Performing CT diagnostic imaging procedures on appropriate anatomical regions according to department procedures and protocols.Locating and recording internal elements of the body, and identifying any anomalies indicative of disease, injury, or other medically significant conditions.Adjusting equipment and calming patient to eliminate test artifacts.Monitoring the patient for potentially dangerous physical and emotional changes.Evaluating test results for clarity and accuracy.Reviewing tests with peers and physician.Informing physicians of preliminary findings as requested according to department procedures.Distributing completed test results to physicians and service providers.Preparing diagnostic information for physician interpretation.Maintaining patient charts, entering diagnosis and billing codes, logging data into patient information systems, and updating file systems for tests performed.Cleaning and sterilizing equipment and work space.Recognizing equipment malfunctions and readjusting equipment or writing referrals for repair.Instructing patients in pretest preparation, answering questions, and explaining procedures.Maintaining equipment according to Infection Control procedure.Maintaining technical competency through continued education and participation in Siemens training programs.Under guidance and approval of site Radiologist, administering contrast agents according to site-specific protocols.Maintaining current Permits to Practice in all states in which services are performed.Performing equipment quality checks and troubleshooting problems.Calling for service and notifying all pertinent team members.Following quality assurance guidelines and maintaining patient confidentiality.Performing additional duties as required. Experience Required for Your SuccessAbility to commute/relocate:United States: Reliably commute or planning to relocate before starting work (preferred)Required qualifications:Experience:Clinical Radiographer background with a minimum of 2 years CT clinical experience requiredLicense/Certification:Valid ARRT license, registered in CTPreferred Qualifications:VIA experience a plusStrong communication skills both written and verbal neededAbility to interact with client personnel and team members in an autonomous responsible, professional and ethical mannerMust be flexible, reliable and demonstrate sound judgment and initiative

The OpportunityDescriptionWe're looking for a Travel X-ray Technologist, working in the Healthcare Systems & Services industry in Massachusetts, United States.Pay Rate: $2000-$3500 Weekly gross (before taxes)Are you an X-Ray Technologist who is looking to grow their career with an innovative company known for Medical Imaging?Our client offers access to industry experts (they design and maintain these systems we work on) with ongoing training and education.As an X-Ray Technologist, you’ll work for some of the best healthcare companies across the US. Contracts for specific locations last from 12 weeks up to a year.Their culture is based around a team of highly dedicated employees worldwide who are innovating every day, truly shaping the future of healthcare. They are passionate about healthcare and are engineers and they don’t walk away from a problem before it is solved.Role:In this role the successful candidates will function as X-Ray Technologists in performing examinations of patients of all ages for the purpose of assisting in the diagnosis of patient illness.Responsibilities:Performing diagnostic imaging procedures on appropriate anatomical regions according to department procedures and protocols.Locating and recording internal elements of the body, and identifying any anomalies indicative of disease, injury, or other medically significant conditions.Adjusting equipment and calming patient to eliminate test artifacts.Monitoring the patient for potentially dangerous physical and emotional changes.Evaluating test results for clarity and accuracy.Reviewing tests with peers and physician.Informing physicians of preliminary findings as requested according to department procedures.Distributing completed test results to physicians and service providers.Preparing diagnostic information for physician interpretation.Maintaining patient charts, entering diagnosis and billing codes, logging data into patient information systems, and updating file systems for tests performed.Cleaning and sterilizing equipment and work space.Recognizing equipment malfunctions and readjusting equipment or writing referrals for repair.Instructing patients in pretest preparation, answering questions, and explaining procedures.Complying with hospital and departmental policies and procedures.Maintaining equipment according to Infection Control procedure.Maintaining technical competency through continued education and participation in training programs.Under guidance and approval of site Radiologist, administering contrast agents according to site-specific protocols.Maintaining current Permits to Practice in all states in which services are performed.Performing equipment quality checks and troubleshoots problems.Making calls for service and notifying all pertinent team members.Following quality assurance guidelines and maintains patient confidentiality.Performing additional duties as required. Experience Required for Your SuccessRequired Experience:Hospital setting background with a minimum of 1 year or 2 years of clinical experience required, specifically in ER, OR, Trauma and PortablesRequired License/Certification:Valid ARRT license, registered in RadiographyValid CPR certificateState license (will consider candidate that doesn’t have this, if willing to obtain)Preferred Qualifications:Strong communication skills both written and verbal neededAbility to interact with client personnel and team members in an autonomous, responsible, professional, and ethical mannerMust be flexible, reliable and demonstrate sound judgment and initiativeIn this role the successful candidates will function as X-Ray Technologists in performing examinations of patients of all ages for the purpose of assisting in the diagnosis of patient illness.

Epic Travel Staffing is hiring a Travel - Echo TechShift: Days, 7a-3:30p, 8x5, 40hrs per week, Mon-Fri, shared Call timeLength: 13 weeksRequirements:1 Year ExperienceMust have experience with NICU and PEDS and ability to get adequate images for this patient populationARDMS/ RDCSAHA BLSFlu Vaccine *No DeclinationEpic Travel Staffing:Day 1 health insurance coverage and comprehensive benefits options401(k) matching programWeekly direct depositConcierge state licensing program for RN and other healthcare modalities in multiple states, including CAIndustry leading allowances and reimbursementsReferral program with cash bonuses and additional perksExclusive job openings - Only at EmeraldEmerald Elite Program - Priority status at top facilities and exclusive loyalty bonusesPay rate is estimated based on weekly gross income. Weekly gross pay based on qualifications and experience. Rate applies to travel positions only (50+ miles from permanent address).Estimated Weekly Rate: $1945.60 per weekJob ID: 652532

Employment Type:Full timeShift:Day ShiftDescription:Performs both diagnostic and therapeutic radioisotope studies, which assist physicians in diagnosis and treatment of disease. Performs technical tasks to facilitate the use of nuclear medicine including administering prescribed radiopharmaceuticals and isotopes, patient positioning and film processing. Responsible for quality control, record maintenance and other components critical in the operation of the nuclear medicine department.JOB DUTIES1. Actively demonstrates the organization’s mission and core values, and conducts oneself at all times in a manner consistent with these values.2. Knows and adheres to all laws and regulations pertaining to patient health, safety and medical information.3. Assists in scheduling and coordinating patient exams within the daily schedule to ensure proper utilization.4. Reviews patient’s charts and history to ensure the correct test is being performed ensuring there are no counter indications for performing the study.5. Orders and administers correct radiopharmaceuticals and dosages as needed for various patient exams.6. Maintains adequate records of radioisotope receipt, use, storage, and disposal in accordance with state and federal regulations.7. Transfers patients to imaging camera and assists with patient positioning and comfort.8. Explains procedures in a clear, understandable manner to patients, family, and students. 9. Administers injections of radioisotopes for exams using established sterile techniques.10. Operates scanner and positions patient to achieve procedures of high diagnostic quality.11. Manipulates images using various computerized controls to prepare study for the physician.12. Ensures that images are permanently archived to appropriate media or Picture Archiving and Communication System(PACS) server.13. Performs quality control procedures and calibrations on equipment to ensure reliable operation.14. Discards radioactive remnants in appropriate waste or storage containers.15. Performs other duties consistent with purpose of job as directed.JOB SPECIFICATIONS AND CORE COMPETENCIESEducation: Knowledge of Nuclear Medicine principles and techniques normally acquired by completing an approved school of Radiological Technology or Nuclear Medicine Technology in order to handle both the radiological and biohazard facets of Nuclear Medicine.Licensure: Must hold an Indiana license in Nuclear Medicine Technology (ISDH) or be able to obtain within 30 days of completing NMTCB or ARRT(N). BLS certification is required.Experience: Minimum of one year clinical experience in a Nuclear Medicine Department.Other Job Requirements: Must be fully aware of policies, rules, procedures, and regulations as established by theNuclear Regulatory Agency, JCAHO, and the Indiana State board of Health.Work requires the ability consistently perform at a high level of mental effort while performing tasks accurately and without error.Work requires exceptional analytical skills to perform Nuclear Medicine tasks accurately as well as handling multiple tasks at the same time.Work requires manual dexterity to assist patients and handle heavy collimation devices.Work requires independent thinking ability to perform any examination without direct supervision.Work requires excellent communication skills to provide information to physicians, nurses, aids, schedulers, secretaries, patients, and patient’s families.Work requires direct patient care to pediatric, adolescent, adult, and geriatric patients.Assigned hours within your shift, starting time, or days of work are subject to change based on departmental and/or organizational needs.Why Saint Joseph Health System?Saint Joseph Health System is a not-for-profit, multi-hospital health system located in North Central Indiana.Our system includes:• 254-bed acute-care hospital at the Mishawaka Medical Center• 58-bed acute-care hospital at the Plymouth Medical Center• More than 85 providers in the Saint Joseph Physician NetworkWhat we offer:***Daily Pay***• Benefits first day of employment (including: medical, dental, vision, PTO, life, STD/LTD)• Competitive compensation and benefits packages including medical, dental and vision coverage• Retirement savings account with employer match• Generous paid time off programs• Employee referral incentive program• Tuition/professional development reimbursement• Nursing Scholarship opportunitiesAt Saint Joseph Health System, our values give us strength. That character guides every decision we make - even when those decisions are complicated, costly, or hard. We honor our mission to care for every man, woman and child who needs us by investing in technology, people and capabilities that allow us to set the standard for quality care.JOB DUTIES1. Actively demonstrates the organization’s mission and core values, and conducts oneself at all times in a manner consistent with these values.2. Knows and adheres to all laws and regulations pertaining to patient health, safety and medical information.3. Assists in scheduling and coordinating patient exams within the daily schedule to ensure proper utilization.4. Reviews patient’s charts and history to ensure the correct test is being performed ensuring there are no counter indications for performing the study.5. Orders and administers correct radiopharmaceuticals and dosages as needed for various patient exams.6. Maintains adequate records of radioisotope receipt, use, storage, and disposal in accordance with state and federal regulations.7. Transfers patients to imaging camera and assists with patient positioning and comfort.8. Explains procedures in a clear, understandable manner to patients, family, and students.9. Administers injections of radioisotopes for exams using established sterile techniques.10. Operates scanner and positions patient to achieve procedures of high diagnostic quality.11. Manipulates images using various computerized controls to prepare study for the physician.12. Ensures that images are permanently archived to appropriate media or Picture Archiving and Communication System(PACS) server.13. Performs quality control procedures and calibrations on equipment to ensure reliable operation.14. Discards radioactive remnants in appropriate waste or storage containers.15. Performs other duties consistent with purpose of job as directed.JOB SPECIFICATIONS AND CORE COMPETENCIESEducation: Knowledge of Nuclear Medicine principles and techniques normally acquired by completing an approved school of Radiological Technology or Nuclear Medicine Technology in order to handle both the radiological and biohazard facets of Nuclear Medicine.Licensure: Must hold an Indiana license in Nuclear Medicine Technology (ISDH) or be able to obtain within 30 days of completing NMTCB or ARRT(N). BLS certification is required.Experience: Minimum of one year clinical experience in a Nuclear Medicine Department.Other Job Requirements: Must be fully aware of policies, rules, procedures, and regulations as established by theNuclear Regulatory Agency, JCAHO, and the Indiana State board of Health.Work requires the ability consistently perform at a high level of mental effort while performing tasks accurately and without error.Work requires exceptional analytical skills to perform Nuclear Medicine tasks accurately as well as handling multiple tasks at the same time.Work requires manual dexterity to assist patients and handle heavy collimation devices.Work requires independent thinking ability to perform any examination without direct supervision.Work requires excellent communication skills to provide information to physicians, nurses, aids, schedulers, secretaries, patients, and patient’s families.Work requires direct patient care to pediatric, adolescent, adult, and geriatric patients.Assigned hours within your shift, starting time, or days of work are subject to change based on departmental and/or organizational needs.Our Commitment to Diversity and InclusionTrinity Health is a family of 115,000 colleagues and nearly 26,000 physicians and clinicians across 25 states. Because we serve diverse populations, our colleagues are trained to recognize the cultural beliefs, values, traditions, language preferences, and health practices of the communities that we serve and to apply that knowledge to produce positive health outcomes. We also recognize that each of us has a different way of thinking and perceiving our world and that these differences often lead to innovative solutions.Our dedication to diversity includes a unified workforce (through training and education, recruitment, retention, and development), commitment and accountability, communication, community partnerships, and supplier diversity.

The OpportunityDescriptionWe're looking for a Travel Interventional Radiologic Technologist, working in the Healthcare Systems & Services industry in Florida, United States.Assist with clinical, technical, and administrative functions on a daily basis.Verify patient identification, history, diagnosis, and procedure for both diagnostic and interventional cases.Assist with pre and post procedural patient care.Assist with procedural preparation, supplies, and maintain the sterile field according to the standards of care.Assist in sterile procedures per physician preference, policy and procedure.Operate Interventional Angiography Systems in dedicated suites.Set up and operate additional procedural products or equipment.Perform quality control and operation of the Angiography System in a safe and competent manner supporting the ALARA principles and alerting the physician of intra-procedural dose thresholds and equipment trouble shooting.Ensure all team members understand and comply with the principles of radiation safety to include time, distance, proper care and use of lead aprons and dosimetry badges.Actively participate in room turnover, patient transfer, terminal cleaning, stocking and quality improvement activities.Perform additional duties as required. Experience Required for Your SuccessInterventional Imaging background with a minimum of 1-year full-time work in an interventional or invasive clinical settingClinical competency within Invasive Cardiovascular, Electrophysiology, Cardiovascular Hybrid, Interventional Radiology, Neuro Interventional, &/or Vascular Surgery HybridProficient operating Angiography Equipment, preferred experience with Siemens ARTIS C-armsGood understanding of Advanced Imaging including acquisition, post processing, reconstruction, and 3D DynaCT featuresValid Certification American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT). Cardiac Interventional (CI) or Vascular Interventional (VI) preferredValid State license (or Eligible to apply)Basic Life Support (BLS) certification requiredAdvanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) certification preferredStrong communication skills both written and verbal neededAbility to interact with patient, client and team members in an autonomous responsible, professional and ethical mannerMust be flexible, reliable and demonstrate sound judgment and initiative

The OpportunityDescriptionWe're looking for a Travel Nuc Med Tech, working in the Healthcare Systems & Services industry in Massachusetts, United States.Pay Rate: $ 4300-4500 weekly grossAre you a Nuclear Medicine Technologist who is looking to grow their career with an innovative company known for Medical Imaging?Our client offers access to industry experts (they design and maintain these systems we work on) with ongoing training and education. You’ll work for some of the best healthcare companies across the US. Contracts for specific locations last from 12 weeks up to a year.Their culture is based around a team of highly dedicated employees worldwide who are innovating every day, truly shaping the future of healthcare. They are passionate about healthcare and are engineers and they don’t walk away from a problem before it is solved.In this role the successful candidate will function as a MI SPECT Technologist in performing examinations of patients of all ages for the purpose of assisting in the diagnosis of patient illness. Also will serve as a training resource.This role is designed as a travel role – you’ll be assigned to top quality assignments on 3-12 month assignments with our client with a weekly per diem in addition to your contract pay.Responsibilities:Performing MI SPECT diagnostic imaging procedures on appropriate anatomical regions according to department procedures and protocols.Locating and recording internal elements of the body, and identifying any anomalies indicative of disease, injury, or other medically significant conditions.Adjusting equipment and calming patient to eliminate test artifacts.Monitoring the patient for potentially dangerous physical and emotional changes.Evaluating test results for clarity and accuracy.Reviewing tests with peers and physician.Informing physicians of preliminary findings as requested according to department procedures.Distributing completed test results to physicians and service providers.Preparing diagnostic information for physician interpretation.Maintaining patient charts, entering diagnosis and billing codes, logging data into patient information systems, and updating file systems for tests performed.Cleaning and sterilizing equipment and work space.Recognizing equipment malfunctions and readjusting equipment or writing referrals for repair.Instructing patients in pretest preparation, answering questions, and explaining procedures.Performing additional duties as required. Experience Required for Your SuccessExperience:Graduate of an accredited Nuclear Medicine technology programClinical Nuclear Medicine Technologist background with a minimum of 3 years MI SPECT clinical experience requiredSiemens or GE experienceLicense/Certification:Valid ARRT (CT) required, ARRT (N) OPTIONALNMTCB requiredPreferred Qualifications:Siemens C.cam experienceStrong communication skills both written and verbal neededAbility to interact with client personnel and team members in an autonomous responsible, professional and ethical mannerMust be flexible, reliable and demonstrate sound judgment and initiative

The OpportunityDescriptionWe're looking for a Mammographer, working in the Healthcare Systems & Services industry in New Jersey, United States.Pay Rate: $45+ an hour, plus travel per diemWe are hiring in over 20 states including California, Indiana, Illinois, Georgia, Michigan, Texas, New York, Rhode Island, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Tennessee, Colorado and Oregon.Are you a Travel Mammographer who is looking to grow their career with an innovative company known for Medical Imaging?As a Travel Mammographer, you’ll work for some of the best healthcare companies across the US. Contracts for specific locations last from 12 weeks up to a year.Our culture is based around a team of highly dedicated employees worldwide who are innovating every day, truly shaping the future of healthcare. They are passionate about healthcare and are engineers and they don’t walk away from a problem before it is solved.Responsibilities:Performing mammography exams on all patients for the purpose of breast cancer detection while delivering exceptional patient careMaintaining compliance with hospital and departmental policies and proceduresEvaluating images for quality and facility standardsMaintaining equipment according to Infection Control procedures and performing quality control procedures as requestedFollowing facilities quality assurance guidelines and maintaining patient confidentiality/HIPAAPerforming screening and diagnostic mammography imaging procedures according to department procedures and protocolsAdjusting equipment and instructing patient to eliminate imaging artifactsEvaluating imaging results for positioning and technical accuracyInforming physicians of preliminary findings as requested according to department guidelines/proceduresDistributing completed test results to physicians and service providers according to department guidelines/proceduresMaintaining patient charts, entering diagnosis and billing codes, logging data into patient information systems and updating file systems for tests performed according to department guidelines/proceduresAppropriate cleaning and sterilizing equipment and work spaceRecognizing equipment malfunctions and readjusting equipment or writing/calling in for repairInstructing patients in pretest preparation, answering questions, and explaining procedures according to department guidelines/proceduresMaintaining current Permits to Practice in all states in which services are performedPerforming equipment quality checks and troubleshooting problems. Calling for service and notifying all pertinent team membersFollowing quality assurance guidelines and maintaining patient confidentialityPerforming additional duties as required Experience Required for Your SuccessRequired Experience:Technologist background with a minimum of 1 year mammography clinical experienceRequiredLicense/Certification:Valid ARRT license, registered in MammographyValid CPR certificate, as neededValid state licensePreferred Qualifications:Strong communication skills both written and verbal neededInteract with client personnel and team members in an autonomous, responsible, professional and ethical mannerMust be flexible, reliable and demonstrate sound judgment and initiativeStrong positive change agentIn this role the successful candidate will function as a Mammography Technologist in performing examinations of patients of all ages for the purpose of assisting in the diagnosis of patient illness. The Mammography Technologist interacts and communicates professionally with physicians, patients, family members and team members. The Mammography Technologist must be able to function independently but also work collaboratively with the Nursing and Ancillary staff members to provide exceptional patient care.

The OpportunityDescriptionWe're looking for a Travel X-ray Technologist, working in the Healthcare Systems & Services industry in Massachusetts, United States.Pay Rate: $2000-$3500 Weekly gross (before taxes)Are you an X-Ray Technologist who is looking to grow their career with an innovative company known for Medical Imaging?Our client offers access to industry experts (they design and maintain these systems we work on) with ongoing training and education.As an X-Ray Technologist, you’ll work for some of the best healthcare companies across the US. Contracts for specific locations last from 12 weeks up to a year.Their culture is based around a team of highly dedicated employees worldwide who are innovating every day, truly shaping the future of healthcare. They are passionate about healthcare and are engineers and they don’t walk away from a problem before it is solved.Role:In this role the successful candidates will function as X-Ray Technologists in performing examinations of patients of all ages for the purpose of assisting in the diagnosis of patient illness.Responsibilities:Performing diagnostic imaging procedures on appropriate anatomical regions according to department procedures and protocols.Locating and recording internal elements of the body, and identifying any anomalies indicative of disease, injury, or other medically significant conditions.Adjusting equipment and calming patient to eliminate test artifacts.Monitoring the patient for potentially dangerous physical and emotional changes.Evaluating test results for clarity and accuracy.Reviewing tests with peers and physician.Informing physicians of preliminary findings as requested according to department procedures.Distributing completed test results to physicians and service providers.Preparing diagnostic information for physician interpretation.Maintaining patient charts, entering diagnosis and billing codes, logging data into patient information systems, and updating file systems for tests performed.Cleaning and sterilizing equipment and work space.Recognizing equipment malfunctions and readjusting equipment or writing referrals for repair.Instructing patients in pretest preparation, answering questions, and explaining procedures.Complying with hospital and departmental policies and procedures.Maintaining equipment according to Infection Control procedure.Maintaining technical competency through continued education and participation in training programs.Under guidance and approval of site Radiologist, administering contrast agents according to site-specific protocols.Maintaining current Permits to Practice in all states in which services are performed.Performing equipment quality checks and troubleshoots problems.Making calls for service and notifying all pertinent team members.Following quality assurance guidelines and maintains patient confidentiality.Performing additional duties as required. Experience Required for Your SuccessRequired Experience:Hospital setting background with a minimum of 1 year or 2 years of clinical experience required, specifically in ER, OR, Trauma and PortablesRequired License/Certification:Valid ARRT license, registered in RadiographyValid CPR certificateState license (will consider candidate that doesn’t have this, if willing to obtain)Preferred Qualifications:Strong communication skills both written and verbal neededAbility to interact with client personnel and team members in an autonomous, responsible, professional, and ethical mannerMust be flexible, reliable and demonstrate sound judgment and initiativeIn this role the successful candidates will function as X-Ray Technologists in performing examinations of patients of all ages for the purpose of assisting in the diagnosis of patient illness.

The OpportunityDescriptionWe're looking for a Travel Cath Lab Technologist, working in the Healthcare Systems & Services industry in Connecticut, United States.Assist with clinical, technical, and administrative functions on a daily basis.Verify patient identification, history, diagnosis, and procedure for both diagnostic and interventional cases.Assist with pre and post procedural patient care.Assist with procedural preparation, supplies, and maintain the sterile field according to the standards of care.Assist in sterile procedures per physician preference, policy and procedure.Operate Interventional Angiography Systems in dedicated suites.Set up and operate additional procedural products or equipment.Perform quality control and operation of the Angiography System in a safe and competent manner supporting the ALARA principles and alerting the physician of intra-procedural dose thresholds and equipment trouble shooting.Ensure all team members understand and comply with the principles of radiation safety to include time, distance, proper care and use of lead aprons and dosimetry badges.Actively participate in room turnover, patient transfer, terminal cleaning, stocking and quality improvement activities.Perform additional duties as required. Experience Required for Your SuccessInterventional Imaging background with a minimum of 1-year full-time work in an interventional or invasive clinical settingClinical competency within Invasive Cardiovascular, Electrophysiology, Cardiovascular Hybrid, Interventional Radiology, Neuro Interventional, &/or Vascular Surgery HybridProficient operating Angiography Equipment, preferred experience with Siemens ARTIS C-armsGood understanding of Advanced Imaging including acquisition, post processing, reconstruction, and 3D DynaCT featuresValid Certification American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT). Cardiac Interventional (CI) or Vascular Interventional (VI) preferredValid State license (or Eligible to apply)Basic Life Support (BLS) certification requiredAdvanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) certification preferredStrong communication skills both written and verbal neededAbility to interact with patient, client and team members in an autonomous responsible, professional and ethical mannerMust be flexible, reliable and demonstrate sound judgment and initiative

The OpportunityDescriptionWe're looking for a MRI Technologist, working in the Healthcare Systems & Services industry in Maryland, United States.Performing MRI diagnostic imaging procedures on appropriate anatomical regions according to department procedures and protocols.Locating and recording internal elements of the body, and identifying any anomalies indicative of disease, injury, or other medically significant conditions.Adjusting equipment and calming patients to eliminate test artifacts.Monitoring the patient for potentially dangerous physical and emotional changes.Evaluating test results for clarity and accuracy.Reviewing tests with peers and physicians.Informing physicians of preliminary findings as requested according to department procedures.Distributing completed test results to physicians and service providers.Preparing diagnostic information for physician interpretation.Maintaining patient charts, entering diagnosis and billing codes, logging data into patient information systems, and updating file systems for tests performed.Cleaning and sterilizing equipment and workspace.Recognizing equipment malfunctions and readjusting equipment or writing referrals for repair.Instructing patients in pretest preparation, answering questions, and explaining procedures.Performing additional duties as required. Experience Required for Your SuccessClinical Radiographer background with a minimum of 2 years of MRI clinical experience requiredSiemens equipment experience requiredValid ARRT license, registered in MRIStrong communication skills both written and verbal neededAbility to interact with client personnel and team members in an autonomous responsible, professional and ethical mannerMust be flexible, reliable and demonstrate sound judgment and initiative

The OpportunityDescriptionWe're looking for a CT Tech, working in the Healthcare Systems & Services industry in Wisconsin, United States.Pay:$2,800.00 - $4,800.00per week plus weekly per diemAre you a MRI – CT Tech who is looking to grow their career with an innovative company known for Medical Imaging?Our client offers access to industry experts (they design and maintain these systems we work on) with ongoing training and education.As a CT Tech, you’ll work for some of the best healthcare companies across the US. Contracts for specific locations last from 12 weeks up to a year.Their culture is based around a team of highly dedicated employees worldwide who are innovating every day, truly shaping the future of healthcare. They are passionate about healthcare and are engineers and they don’t walk away from a problem before it is solvedCurrently looking for CT Techs for multiple locations within the US. Must have the ability to function as a CT Technologist in performing examinations of patients of all ages for the purpose of assisting in the diagnosis of patient illness.Contracts for specific locations are up to a year, with placement at a new role a high priority upon contract completion.Role:In this role the successful candidate will function as a CT Technologist in performing examinations of patients of all ages for the purpose of assisting in the diagnosis of patient illness. Also will serve as a training resource.Responsibilities:Performing CT diagnostic imaging procedures on appropriate anatomical regions according to department procedures and protocols.Locating and recording internal elements of the body, and identifying any anomalies indicative of disease, injury, or other medically significant conditions.Adjusting equipment and calming patient to eliminate test artifacts.Monitoring the patient for potentially dangerous physical and emotional changes.Evaluating test results for clarity and accuracy.Reviewing tests with peers and physician.Informing physicians of preliminary findings as requested according to department procedures.Distributing completed test results to physicians and service providers.Preparing diagnostic information for physician interpretation.Maintaining patient charts, entering diagnosis and billing codes, logging data into patient information systems, and updating file systems for tests performed.Cleaning and sterilizing equipment and work space.Recognizing equipment malfunctions and readjusting equipment or writing referrals for repair.Instructing patients in pretest preparation, answering questions, and explaining procedures.Maintaining equipment according to Infection Control procedure.Maintaining technical competency through continued education and participation in Siemens training programs.Under guidance and approval of site Radiologist, administering contrast agents according to site-specific protocols.Maintaining current Permits to Practice in all states in which services are performed.Performing equipment quality checks and troubleshooting problems.Calling for service and notifying all pertinent team members.Following quality assurance guidelines and maintaining patient confidentiality.Performing additional duties as required. Experience Required for Your SuccessAbility to commute/relocate:United States: Reliably commute or planning to relocate before starting work (preferred)Required qualifications:Experience:Clinical Radiographer background with a minimum of 2 years CT clinical experience requiredLicense/Certification:Valid ARRT license, registered in CTPreferred Qualifications:VIA experience a plusStrong communication skills both written and verbal neededAbility to interact with client personnel and team members in an autonomous responsible, professional and ethical mannerMust be flexible, reliable and demonstrate sound judgment and initiative

Employment Type:Full timeShift:Day ShiftDescription:Performs CT Scanning procedures. Consults with Radiologist and referring physician on the types of scans performed on each individual. Responsible for the designated areas or procedures as required for CT Scanning as well as the general care and safety of patients while in the department.Why Saint Joseph Health System?Saint Joseph Health System is a not-for-profit, multi-hospital health system located in North Central Indiana.Our system includes:• 254-bed acute-care hospital at the Mishawaka Medical Center• 58-bed acute-care hospital at the Plymouth Medical Center• More than 85 providers in the Saint Joseph Physician NetworkWhat we offer:***Daily Pay***• Benefits first day of employment (including: medical, dental, vision, PTO, life, STD/LTD)• Competitive compensation and benefits packages including medical, dental and vision coverage• Retirement savings account with employer match• Generous paid time off programs• Employee referral incentive program• Tuition/professional development reimbursement• Nursing Scholarship opportunitiesAt Saint Joseph Health System, our values give us strength. That character guides every decision we make - even when those decisions are complicated, costly, or hard. We honor our mission to care for every man, woman and child who needs us by investing in technology, people and capabilities that allow us to set the standard for quality care.JOB DUTIES1. Actively demonstrates the organization’s mission and core values, and conducts oneself at all times in a manner consistent with these values.2. Knows and adheres to all laws and regulations pertaining to patient health, safety and medical information.3. Performs all functions and operations of the CT Scanner as well as the necessary quality control on equipment. Responds to equipment failure.4. Selects the correct Radiologist scanning exam protocols to produce exams consistent with diagnosis, symptoms and patient history.5. Produces images of high technical quality while keeping radiation doses as low as possible and causing little or no discomfort to the patient. Handles quality assurance of all images for correct imaging windows.6. Assists Radiologists with invasive procedures.7. Performs CT Angiography of all vessels and exhibits competency utilizing the workstation for all advanced reconstructions.8. Supplies and handles medical emergency situations including reactions to contrast media.9. Communicates skillfully and tactfully in all situations. Informs patients concerning delays and in the explanation of the exams in lay terminology. Completes histories for the Radiologist, and communicate to referring Physicians concerning the exams.10. Demonstrates master of IV sites and Creatinines using appropriate analyzer.11. Maintains stock levels and keeps a clean and orderly work environment.12. Uses picture archiving and communication system, nightshift functions, and follows up on all exams to ensure completion in a timely manner, including reports.13. Identifies appropriate opportunities for innovation, is conscientious with detail with tasks and balances the demands of multiple assignments. Understands priorities and is able to adjust to the volume of work on each shift.14. Offers assistance to co-workers and others. 15. Performs other duties consistent with the purpose of the job as directed.JOB SPECIFICATIONS AND CORE COMPETENCIESEducation: All new employees after 9/4/2019 must have an active R.T. (CT) (ARRT) credential. All incumbent employees as of 9/4/2019 must have either an active R.T. (R) (ARRT) or R.T. (CT) (ARRT) credential. - Regulatory and Accreditation agencies are anticipated to require CT registry by policy in the near future. When Regulatory or Accreditation agencies specify that CT credentials are required in their policies, these incumbent employees must obtain CT registry in advance of the policy going into effect.Licensure: Current Indiana Radiographer license. Healthcare BLS certification.Experience: 1 year of current or recent experience in CT scanning preferred.Other Job Requirements: The ability to work well with and handle needs of all patient age groups. Good people skills, to interact effectively with sick or irritable patients in order to gain their cooperation. Requires independent decision-making skills and excellent cross sectional anatomy knowledge. Maintains appropriate personal appearance, attendance and observes working hours. Complies with work rules and regulations. Acts toward all associates in a way that is consistent with the organizations philosophy and values. Maintains high customer sensitivity and responsiveness in day-to-day encounters.Assigned hours within your shift, starting time, or days of work are subject to change based on departmental and/or organizational needs.Our Commitment to Diversity and InclusionTrinity Health is a family of 115,000 colleagues and nearly 26,000 physicians and clinicians across 25 states. Because we serve diverse populations, our colleagues are trained to recognize the cultural beliefs, values, traditions, language preferences, and health practices of the communities that we serve and to apply that knowledge to produce positive health outcomes. We also recognize that each of us has a different way of thinking and perceiving our world and that these differences often lead to innovative solutions.Our dedication to diversity includes a unified workforce (through training and education, recruitment, retention, and development), commitment and accountability, communication, community partnerships, and supplier diversity.

The OpportunityDescriptionWe're looking for a Mammographer, working in the Healthcare Systems & Services industry in New Jersey, United States.Pay Rate: $45+ an hour, plus travel per diemWe are hiring in over 20 states including California, Indiana, Illinois, Georgia, Michigan, Texas, New York, Rhode Island, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Tennessee, Colorado and Oregon.Are you a Travel Mammographer who is looking to grow their career with an innovative company known for Medical Imaging?As a Travel Mammographer, you’ll work for some of the best healthcare companies across the US. Contracts for specific locations last from 12 weeks up to a year.Our culture is based around a team of highly dedicated employees worldwide who are innovating every day, truly shaping the future of healthcare. They are passionate about healthcare and are engineers and they don’t walk away from a problem before it is solved.Responsibilities:Performing mammography exams on all patients for the purpose of breast cancer detection while delivering exceptional patient careMaintaining compliance with hospital and departmental policies and proceduresEvaluating images for quality and facility standardsMaintaining equipment according to Infection Control procedures and performing quality control procedures as requestedFollowing facilities quality assurance guidelines and maintaining patient confidentiality/HIPAAPerforming screening and diagnostic mammography imaging procedures according to department procedures and protocolsAdjusting equipment and instructing patient to eliminate imaging artifactsEvaluating imaging results for positioning and technical accuracyInforming physicians of preliminary findings as requested according to department guidelines/proceduresDistributing completed test results to physicians and service providers according to department guidelines/proceduresMaintaining patient charts, entering diagnosis and billing codes, logging data into patient information systems and updating file systems for tests performed according to department guidelines/proceduresAppropriate cleaning and sterilizing equipment and work spaceRecognizing equipment malfunctions and readjusting equipment or writing/calling in for repairInstructing patients in pretest preparation, answering questions, and explaining procedures according to department guidelines/proceduresMaintaining current Permits to Practice in all states in which services are performedPerforming equipment quality checks and troubleshooting problems. Calling for service and notifying all pertinent team membersFollowing quality assurance guidelines and maintaining patient confidentialityPerforming additional duties as required Experience Required for Your SuccessRequired Experience:Technologist background with a minimum of 1 year mammography clinical experienceRequiredLicense/Certification:Valid ARRT license, registered in MammographyValid CPR certificate, as neededValid state licensePreferred Qualifications:Strong communication skills both written and verbal neededInteract with client personnel and team members in an autonomous, responsible, professional and ethical mannerMust be flexible, reliable and demonstrate sound judgment and initiativeStrong positive change agentIn this role the successful candidate will function as a Mammography Technologist in performing examinations of patients of all ages for the purpose of assisting in the diagnosis of patient illness. The Mammography Technologist interacts and communicates professionally with physicians, patients, family members and team members. The Mammography Technologist must be able to function independently but also work collaboratively with the Nursing and Ancillary staff members to provide exceptional patient care.

The OpportunityDescriptionWe're looking for a Travel X-ray Technologist, working in the Healthcare Systems & Services industry in Massachusetts, United States.Pay Rate: $2000-$3500 Weekly gross (before taxes)Are you an X-Ray Technologist who is looking to grow their career with an innovative company known for Medical Imaging?Our client offers access to industry experts (they design and maintain these systems we work on) with ongoing training and education.As an X-Ray Technologist, you’ll work for some of the best healthcare companies across the US. Contracts for specific locations last from 12 weeks up to a year.Their culture is based around a team of highly dedicated employees worldwide who are innovating every day, truly shaping the future of healthcare. They are passionate about healthcare and are engineers and they don’t walk away from a problem before it is solved.Role:In this role the successful candidates will function as X-Ray Technologists in performing examinations of patients of all ages for the purpose of assisting in the diagnosis of patient illness.Responsibilities:Performing diagnostic imaging procedures on appropriate anatomical regions according to department procedures and protocols.Locating and recording internal elements of the body, and identifying any anomalies indicative of disease, injury, or other medically significant conditions.Adjusting equipment and calming patient to eliminate test artifacts.Monitoring the patient for potentially dangerous physical and emotional changes.Evaluating test results for clarity and accuracy.Reviewing tests with peers and physician.Informing physicians of preliminary findings as requested according to department procedures.Distributing completed test results to physicians and service providers.Preparing diagnostic information for physician interpretation.Maintaining patient charts, entering diagnosis and billing codes, logging data into patient information systems, and updating file systems for tests performed.Cleaning and sterilizing equipment and work space.Recognizing equipment malfunctions and readjusting equipment or writing referrals for repair.Instructing patients in pretest preparation, answering questions, and explaining procedures.Complying with hospital and departmental policies and procedures.Maintaining equipment according to Infection Control procedure.Maintaining technical competency through continued education and participation in training programs.Under guidance and approval of site Radiologist, administering contrast agents according to site-specific protocols.Maintaining current Permits to Practice in all states in which services are performed.Performing equipment quality checks and troubleshoots problems.Making calls for service and notifying all pertinent team members.Following quality assurance guidelines and maintains patient confidentiality.Performing additional duties as required. Experience Required for Your SuccessRequired Experience:Hospital setting background with a minimum of 1 year or 2 years of clinical experience required, specifically in ER, OR, Trauma and PortablesRequired License/Certification:Valid ARRT license, registered in RadiographyValid CPR certificateState license (will consider candidate that doesn’t have this, if willing to obtain)Preferred Qualifications:Strong communication skills both written and verbal neededAbility to interact with client personnel and team members in an autonomous, responsible, professional, and ethical mannerMust be flexible, reliable and demonstrate sound judgment and initiativeIn this role the successful candidates will function as X-Ray Technologists in performing examinations of patients of all ages for the purpose of assisting in the diagnosis of patient illness.

The OpportunityDescriptionWe're looking for a Medical Laboratory Scientist / Clinical Laboratory Scientist / Medical Technologist, working in the Healthcare Systems & Services industry in Ketchikan, Alaska, United States.Determines normal and abnormal components of body fluids by conducting chemical analyses of blood, urine, spinal fluids, and gastric juices.Ensures operation of analyzers by calibrating; completing preventive maintenance requirements; following manufacturer's instructions; troubleshooting malfunctions; calling for repairs; maintaining equipment inventories; evaluating new equipment and techniques.Provides medical technology information by answering questions and requests.Maintains inter- and intradepartmental workflow by fostering a spirit of cooperation.Maintains safe and clean working environment by complying with procedures, rules, and regulations.Protects patients and employees by adhering to infection-control and hazardous waste policies; following identification procedures.Maintains patient confidence and protects the hospital by keeping information confidential.Contributes to team effort by accomplishing related results as needed. Experience Required for Your SuccessMedical Laboratory Scientist background with a minimum of 2 years of laboratory experience requiredLicense/Certification:ASCP CertificationNew York state license requiredStrong communication skills both written and verbal neededAbility to interact with lab staff in an autonomous responsible, professional and ethical mannerMust be flexible, reliable and demonstrate sound judgment and initiative