CT Tech

Description: * 60-bed acute-care, full-service facility* Fully accredited by The Joint Commission and certified as an accredited Chest Pain Center by ACC Accreditation Services, the accrediting arm of the American College of Cardiology.* 24-hour Emergency DepartmentCheck out the Willamette Valley AreaThe Willamette Valley is a budding wine country, and a fantastic destination for wine and beer lovers alike. Enjoy the unique experiences the area has to offer. Tour the vineyards and local microbreweries. Try foraging for Oregon truffles. Take a "Top Chef" food tour of the region. Get outside and explore the beauty of the Cascade foothills. Take in the beauty of the sights - the history, the natural beauty, and beautifully crafted covered bridges. Try your hand at fly fishing the McKenzie River, or use some time off to fully experience the local shops or luxurious spas. There is something for everyone!Please include candidate's full submittal packetStandard candidate submission formResumeCandidate Self AssessmentSkills Checklist**Orientation is weekly, on Mondays ; Candidates must be 60 miles or greater to be considered Travel** General

CommentsUnit ProfileFacility Name: Willamette

Valley Medical CenterFloor: FirstTrauma Level: IIIPosition Information: Facility

Department/Cost Center: Cat Scan / 726 Role (RN, Tech, LPN, PT, etc.): CT/X-Ray

Technologist Specialty: CT and X-Ray

Number of Openings: 1 Shift: Nights

Weekly : 12 (of the above 26 occur on Sunday night)

Call Requirements: None required, but available.

Required Certifications: CT and X-Ray License, OBMI State License,

BLS Years of Experience: 2+ Float Requirements: Shift covers both CT and X-Ray. Volume is manageable and someone is on call for support for OR cases and in times of abnormal volumes.

Additional Notes: Position works alongside a night US tech. There are also some order prep tasks to supplement slower times as well. Supportive team environment. Techs happy to provider support and answer questions.Unit Information: Number of Beds: 60

Patient Ratios: N/A Volumes on Nights are typically 5-6 CTs, and 8-10 x-rays on average. Some nights less, some nights more. It is a manageable volume for one person on both modalities. If it ever gets too busy, there is a call person. Volume is ER census dependent. Equipment: GE VCT main CT scanner, and Discovery RT (backup scanner). GE Difinium collapsable column portables, GE XR646 x-ray rooms, all digital. Great new units with similar interface for tech so familiar going between rooms and portables. EHR: Meditech & Change Healthcare (McKesson PACS) Supervisor: Patient Population e.g. geriatric, adult, peds, etc. :ALL populations. Minimal pediatric work.Hiring Profile: Must