Radiologic Technologist

Job DescriptionJob DescriptionTitle:Radiology Tech Location:Charlotte North Carolina 28203 Duration: 13 Weeks Shift:12hr Night Shift - 36Shift Information:Fri-Sun 7pm-730am Clinical Interviewing- Yes - Manager to conduct final interview.On Call, Call Back Requirements:NoneWeekend Rotation:No rotations between weekends and weekdays. Travelers would stay on days and shifts per the contract.Holiday Requirements:If it is on normal scheduled day, will work itFloating Requirements:No, only to the different areas of x-ray and for portables in this facility About Facility:How many licensed beds: CMC 874Level I Trauma; Level 1 Pediatric TraumaTeaching HospitalChest Pain CenterStroke CenterDepartment Information:Average patients/day: 350-400How many X-ray suites: OR: 40 ORs w/ 12 C-arms and 2 O-arms availableMain Level (4th floor): 2 x-ray rooms, 3 fluoro roomsED: 2 rooms15 PortablesMinimum Years of Experience required: 2 years of acute care experience. Need some trauma level experience (Level I, II, or III) Will you accept a first-time traveler: Yes, if they have they trauma facility experience Patient Types/Common Diagnoses:Adults and Pediatrics (including neonates) from ED, ICUs, nursing units and outpatients across the full spectrum of radiology exams and diagnosisThis is a teaching facility, so will see high acuity patients and situationsWill rotate shift-by-shift for area stationed (ED, OR, Main)Required License, National Certification, Certs:BLSARRT-RSkills required:General X-ray: imaging of head, neck, spine, extremities, abdomen, hands, feet, chest. Must be comfortable with trauma patients. Portables at bedsideOR: spinal, ortho, general surgery, neuro, and peds. Need to be comfortable with the majority of these specialties.C-arm and O-arm experience required.EPIC experience requiredSoft Skills: Confident of their clinical skill sets with ability to work in a fast paced, high patient acuity environment. Good communication skills and attitude of helpfulness and teamwork strongly preferred. Depending on experience, could be asked to precept x-ray students.Support Available:Lead TechSupervisor 24/7 – helps with staffingManagerWill work with MD residents and fellowsAlways other Rad Techs available: Days: 22Mids: 11Nights: 6Weekend Days: 12Weekend Nights: 6RT 24/7Rapid Response/Code TeamRadiologists are always on siteTransporter for the departmentTechnology/Equipment:EMR: EPIC – requiredDepartment specific Equipment: Shimadzu RadSpeed general rad room, Konica and Shimadzu portables, Philips C-arm, Client O-armFloating:No, only to the different areas of x-ray and for portables in this facilityOrientation (facility and unit):NEO: Facility tour, departmental tour with introductions.Up to 5 days max departmental orientation but flexible based on needs of travelerScheduling:Weekend Rotations: No rotations between weekends and weekdays. Travelers would stay on days and shifts per the contract.Call requirement: NoneHoliday Expectations: If it is on normal scheduled day, will work itApproval of RTO: Manager approvalShift times: Refer to requisition for shift/scheduleSchedule cycle: Traveler contract are 13 weeks and travelers would work the same shift and times as agreed upon in the contract.Other notes:Scrub Color: Black. Will be provided OR scrubs if assigned thereParking: Free teammate parking across several parking decksDepartment Culture: Good teamwork, high clinical skill sets, able to work in fast paced environment. #AlliedImagingDia