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CT Technologist
Nashville, Tennessee
Medical Center

$1,879-2,553/week

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CT Tech Travel Opportunity

Location: Nashville, Tennessee
Contract Length: 13 weeks
Hours per Week: 36

Job Summary

Seeking a CT Technologist to work in a hospital CT Department equipped with GE 64 slice and Siemens Dual Source Definition scanners. The role involves performing a variety of CT procedures including generalized CTs, stroke CT, vascular CT, and gated studies for pediatric, adult, and geriatric patients.

Work Schedule

Monday to Thursday: 9:00 PM – 7:30 AM
Monday to Friday: 3:00 PM – 11:30 PM

Unit & Equipment Details

Unit staffed by technologists (no float policy)
Documentation systems: Meditech, Fuji Synapse PACs
ACR accredited department
Must be able to function independently in patient care

Required Qualifications

ARRT (CT) Certification
BLS Certification
Minimum 1 year of CT Technologist experience within the last year

Additional Information

Dress code: Solid color scrubs
Procedures include stroke and vascular CTs, gated studies across all age groups
Department recognized for quality and equipped with advanced imaging technology

This position is ideal for CT Technologists seeking a travel assignment with a reputable hospital offering advanced equipment and a supportive work environment.

Nashville, TN

About

Nashville is Tennessee's capital city and lies along the Cumberland River. With its mild climate, it’s enjoyable to live, work and play in this musical city year-round. Nashville’s music scene has many draws, with attractions like the Grand Ole Opry, the Musicians Hall of Fame & Museum, the Country Music Hall of Fame & Museum and countless honky-tonk bars. Even if you aren't into music, other attractions appeal to a wide array of tastes, including historical landmarks like Andrew Jackson's Hermitage, where visitors can get an up-close look at the seventh president's home life on a guided tour. The Adventure Science Center, the Frist Art Museum and the Tennessee State Museum are just a few other popular institutions. Shopping enthusiasts won't want to miss Marathon Village, a former automobile plant, now serving as a contemporary space for art galleries, studios and flagship stores like Jack Daniel's General Store.

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