University of Maryland Medical System

University of Maryland Medical Center

PACU - Post Anesthesia Care

Allied Health Professional

Surgical Technologist

Med Surg / Telemetry

Med Surg

Cardiac Stepdown

Endoscopy Technician

PICU - Pediatric Intensive Care

Home Health

Social Work

Social Worker

LPN / LVN

Correctional

ICU - Intensive Care Unit

Phlebotomist

Compensation

Work Environment

Culture

Stepdown

Long Term Care

Registered Respiratory Therapist

OR - Operating Room

PCU - Progressive Care Unit

Clinic

Acute

CVICU

RDN - Registered Dietitian Nutritionist

Maternal - Newborn

The culture is positive. The only place so far nurses get 4-5 patients. They value once family and make one feel they belong . 10 East is the best.

Best place to work

Neuro ICU

Anesthesia Technician

The shock trauma PACU was amazing. Loved everyone!

EEG Technician

Cardiac Cath Lab

Compensation at the time was very nice. I don’t know about now. Great people and place to work!

ED - Emergency Department

Sterile Processing Technician

Very professional, kind and supportive staff

Contract RN

Telemetry PCU - Progressive Care Unit

Case Management

Surgical Technician

Pain Management

Educator

Interventional Radiology

Clinical Lab Assistant

Trauma ICU

Dialysis

Not a bad place, staff was friendly. Not much floating

ICU RN

I switched from travel in Baltimore to staff at UMMC and honestly I love my job. Going staff let me change specialties from bedside to procedures which has been rad. The staffing struggle is real - only one staff RN in the whole cath lab!!! - and I'm convinced it's because their HR is basically useless and they stuggle to hire and onboard. There are quite a few chill travelers . Lots of new grads trying their best. Coworkers are friendly. A lot of people seem to get away with not doing their jobs. Good news is it's easy to look like you're going above and beyond just by having a work ethic. Baltimore is a cool city and the culture is very "live and let live." Hospitals in Baltimore seem to make a lot more effort to meet the needs of vulnerable people who are homeless, have addiction, or have mental disabilities and that is refreshing. Stepdown transplant RNs have been having a hard time with ethically messy cases - patients pushed too far beyond their comfort just to reach 1 year when they are declining so much... it's a mixed bag. They do share/shadow time when hiring staff so you can get the low down on the unit from current staff.

Mixed bag

Vascular Access

NICU - Neonatal Intensive Care

PACU is more like IMC. You’re holding patients. Staff are generally kind and helpful with the exception of a few. Area is not safe. Parking is expensive and far from hospital.

CVOR

Perioperative

The people are amazing there, but… you have techs that can help you, but would rather be on their phones. They love helping in the critical situations only when it means you are doing things, but they don’t want to draw blood, hook your patients up the monitors, do the ekgs, or basic tech stuff. Everything is left up to you. Management says they are trying to change the culture, but I have seen nothing. Not only that, there are certain charges that will let you drown or take chances with your pt falling or even get upset for doing the right things for your pts. Just no support depending on the day.

UMMC Downtown Campus has increasingly been cutting staff numbers, thereby increasing workload and making the acuity in an assignment higher. Compensation is lower than other local Baltimore hospitals. Great coworkers though - the people are what make it tolerable. Bonus and incentive pay have all been nixed. They don’t exist anymore and they are cutting OT. Pros: top-notch trauma experience, looks good on resume, decent health insurance, great coworkers. Cons: unsafe ratios, low pay, sad maternity coverage.

It’s gone downhill in the last two years…

Surgical ICU Stepdown

Psychiatric

Centralized Sterile Technician

Baltimore

University of Maryland Medical Center in Baltimore, MD is nationally ranked in 3 adult specialties.

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      <h2>Job Description</h2>
      <p>American Traveler is seeking an experienced Interventional Radiology Technologist with at least 2 years of neuro and vascular IR experience and current ARRT-R, BLS, and ACLS certifications.</p>
      
            <h2>Responsibilities</h2>
            <ul><li>Position is in an interventional radiology unit in a hospital setting</li><li>Day shifts, 4x10 hours, from 7:00 AM to 5:30 PM</li><li>Schedule includes required weekend and holiday shifts, as well as on-call responsibilities</li><li>Expected to float within the specialty as needed</li><li>On-call approximately 5 shifts per 8-week schedule, including weeknights, weekends, and holidays</li><li>May encounter a mix of neuro and vascular interventional radiology cases</li><li>First-time travelers will be considered if they demonstrate a strong skill set</li><li>All candidates must be comfortable floating within scope of practice with no restrictions</li><li>Local candidates must live at least 50 miles from the facility to be eligible</li><li>Return travelers must have been away from the system for at least 6 months</li><li>Former staff must have been gone for at least 12 months before returning as a traveler</li><li>Holiday coverage is required as scheduled by the unit</li><li>Required to complete non-billable modules as part of onboarding</li><li>May be required to obtain CPI certification as part of compliance</li><li>RTO must be declared at time of initial consideration and cannot be altered after offer</li></ul>
          
      <h2>Requirements</h2>
      <ul><li>Minimum of 2 years of recent neuro and/or vascular interventional radiology experience required</li><li>Current MD state or Compact license required for consideration; license required if applicable</li><li>ARRT-R certification required</li><li>BLS and ACLS certifications required (AHA only)</li><li>Willingness and ability to float within the specialty</li><li>Two professional references from recent employers required</li></ul>
      <h2>Benefits</h2>
      <ul><li>High Pay and Bonuses</li><li>Medical, Dental and Vision Insurance with Day 1 Options</li><li>401(k) Plan</li><li>Weekly Payroll Deposit</li><li>Free Online CEUs</li><li>Generous Housing Allowance</li><li>Travel and Licensure Reimbursements</li><li>Non-taxed Per Diem and Subsidy</li><li>Traveler Rewards and Discounts</li></ul>
    

University of Maryland Medical Center Baltimore Maryland MD American Traveler Job ID #P-616792. Pay package is based on 10 hour shifts and 40 hours per week (subject to confirmation) with tax-free stipend amount to be determined. Posted job title: Travel Interventional Radiology Technologist - Cardiac Interventional Radiology

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Interventional Radiology Technologist

$3,080/week

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