Radiologic Technologist - X-ray/Fluoroscopy/OR
Weirton, WV
Access Healthcare
4x10 hrs, Rotating

Radiologic Technologist (X-ray) - West Virginia

Location

• City: Weirton, West Virginia

Contract Length

• 13 weeks

Work Schedule

• Shifts: Day and Evening
• Hours per day: 10
• Hours per week: 40
• Shift pattern: 2 days on, 2 days off, 3 days on (8-hour shifts)
• Day shifts vary (examples): 06:00-14:30, 06:30-15:00, 08:00-16:30, 09:30-17:00
• Evening shift: 14:30-23:00
• Midnight shift: 00:00-08:00
• Weekend requirement: Every other weekend
• Holiday requirement: May be asked to participate in holiday rotation
• Overnight shifts may require being the only technologist in-house

Department & Equipment

• Department has 4 rooms: 3 general X-ray, 1 fluoroscopy, 2 portable units, and 3 C-Arms
• Staffing: 6-7 techs during day (06:00-17:00), 3-4 techs evenings, 1 tech overnight
• Equipment includes: GE AMX portables with DR-Konica, C-Arms (OEC), diagnostic rooms with Del Medical, Siemens, Philips
• PACS system: Intellirad/Intelliconnect
• EMR system: Community Works

Job Duties & Responsibilities

• Perform general X-ray studies, fluoroscopy cases (orthopedic and GI), and OR cases (cystoscopy, orthopedic, GI)
• Float between general X-ray, fluoroscopy, and operating room as needed
• Average volume: approximately 110 scans/studies per day
• No IV starts required
• No Registered Radiology Assistants (RRA) support
• Radiologist coverage: on-site until 5 pm, on-call after, teleradiology coverage overnight

Required Qualifications

• Valid West Virginia X-ray license
• ARRT certification
• BLS certification
• Must be able to function competently in all areas: general X-ray, portable imaging, OR, and fluoroscopy
• Prior travel experience not required; first-time travelers accepted
• Must provide an unexpired driver’s license at submission
• Must disclose any licensing issues at time of submission
• WV CARES registration required prior to start

Orientation & Training

• Department-specific orientation: 5 shifts with a preceptor
• Orientation shifts scheduled on steady afternoon and midnight shifts
• Work schedule during orientation: 4 ten-hour days, every other weekend

Dress Code

• Scrubs may be any clean, professional color
• Permanent staff wear emerald green; travelers may match but not required

Additional Notes

• 50-mile radius rule applies for candidate submissions
• No call or standby requirements; no response time expectations