Shift: Night, 3 x 12 hours (19:00 to 7:30), Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday
Hours: 12 per day, 36 per week
Orientation: Bi-weekly
Scrub Colors: Burgundy (black tops or bottoms are allowed)
Assignment Details
Rotates through inpatient (with some outpatient) and ED.
Local candidates within 75 miles are accepted.
Required Qualifications
CT Technologist with 2 years of experience
CT Technologist experience within the last year
BLS issued by American Heart Association
ARRT (CT)
Experience working with Level 1 Trauma or Level 2 Trauma patients
Experience with GE imaging equipment
Experience with Siemens imaging equipment
Experience with PACS
IV insertion skills
Experience with Epic
Certifications and Testing
BLS (AHA): Required for all patient-facing candidates
Pass/Fail testing: Required; administered at orientation, with a passing score of 80% for allied candidates. Candidates who fail may retest the same or following day.
Unit-specific competency exam: Required
Unit-dependent certifications: ACLS, PALS, NRP, CHEMO, NIH Stroke, and CPI may apply depending on the unit. Confirm with the recruiter.
EKG/Telemetry exam: Traveler must pass onsite
Background and Documentation
Background check: Completed within 90 days of start, covering the past 7 years of counties lived, worked, or attended school. Candidates cannot start with a pending check.
Exclusion screenings: EPLS/GSA/SAM and HHS/OIG within 90 days of start; OFAC within 30 days of start
Diploma: Copy of high school or college diploma required; transcripts and program certificates are not accepted
Driver's license or government-issued photo ID: Required
Social Security card: Required only if used for I-9
E-Verify: Attestation or E-Verify required
Guest account: Facility guest account must be set up before clearance
Online modules: Must be completed before orientation starts; certificates must be printed and brought to orientation
Competency checklist (CBO): Due within 3 weeks after start date
Fit mask: Any N95, completed within 12 months of start
Employment application: Required, including 7 years of work history
Skills checklist: Required, updated annually
References: 2 professional references from employment within 12 months of start, at least 1 from a supervisor
Health Requirements
Physical exam: Within 12 months of start; latex allergy is acceptable; annual updates not required
TB screening: Negative PPD, QuantiFERON Gold, or T-Spot within 12 months of start (PPD under 10mm is negative). Annual TB questionnaire required.
If history of positive PPD: documentation of the past positive, TB questionnaire, and clear chest X-ray within 1 year of start. Chest X-rays expire every 2 years.
Measles, mumps, rubella, varicella, and hepatitis B: Vaccine series, positive titer, or declination on file. Exemptions and declinations are not accepted for measles, mumps, or rubella.
Tetanus/Diphtheria/Tdap: Required every 10 years; declinations and exemptions not accepted
Polio: Vaccine required, or signed attestation
Flu vaccine: Required for the 2026-27 season. Candidates starting on or after 10/19/2026 must have a vaccine on file before start. Receipts are acceptable. Declinations and exemptions are not accepted.
Drug test: Negative 10-panel with THC within 30 days of start; instant tests not accepted; annual updates not required. Random testing for cause may occur. Two dilute tests in a row will result in contract cancellation.
Facility
Duke University Hospital
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10 nurses recommend working with Duke University Hospital
The cost of living in Durham is slightly lower than the national average, making it an affordable place to live.
Wages generally match up well with the cost of living.
Weather
Durham experiences hot and humid summers with average highs around 89°F and mild winters with average lows around 30°F.
Furnished Housing
Short-term rentals and furnished housing options are readily available in Durham, making it easy for travel nurses to find suitable accommodations.
Transportation
Durham is fairly car-friendly, but it also has a public transportation system including buses and a light rail system for easy commuting.
Demographics
Durham is a diverse city with a wide range of age groups.
Common health issues include allergies and asthma due to pollen.
There is a growing population of travel nurses in the area.
Things to Do
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