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CT Technologist
Atlanta, Georgia
Emory University Hospital

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CT Technologist – Long Term Contract

Location: Atlanta, Georgia
Contract Length: 13 weeks
Shift: Night (9:00 PM – 7:30 AM), Monday through Thursday
Expected Hours: 40 hours per week

Job Details

Work setting includes Inpatient, Outpatient, and Emergency Department (ED)
Equipment used: GE HD Revolution, Siemens Flash, GE Brightspeed
Patient volume: 2-3 patients per hour
Experience with large hospital CT departments required
Experience with EPIC electronic health records preferred

Required Qualifications

ARRT certification in CT
Valid state license for CT Technologist in Georgia
Minimum of 1 year of CT Technologist experience, including experience within the last year
Experience working in Inpatient and Outpatient settings

Additional Information

Dress code: Gray scrubs
Parking available for $50/month
On-site position (no remote work)
No on-call duties

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Emory University Hospital

4.1rating(157 reviews)

7 nurses recommend working with Emory University Hospital

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Director of Nursing (RN)

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Short Term Acute Care
558 beds

ADDRESS1364 Clifton Road NortheastAtlanta, GA 30322

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