American Traveler

Job Description American Traveler is offering a rewarding Nuclear Medicine Travel Radiology Technologist contract position in Billings Montana.. and the security that comes from working with an established Joint-Commission-certified agency.. The state's spectacular plains and prairies are breathtaking on horseback, trailblazer or by snowmobile in winter.. You'll find the majority of your Montana travel nursing experience unraveling under the big sky, around the campfire, and in road trips to neighboring Wyoming, Idaho and Canada.. ResponsibilitiesThe Nuclear Medicine Tech is a healthcare specialty that requires a keen interest in computer technology and using radioactive medicine to treat disease.

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Job Description American Traveler is offering a rewarding Nuclear Medicine Travel Radiology Technologist contract position in Billings Montana . Shift: Days 8 Job Length: weeks --Radiology Technologists who work with us receive a highly competitive pay and benefits package. You'll enjoy the personalized client service that has earned up high ratings from travelers nationwide -- and the security that comes from working with an established Joint-Commission-certified agency. More about traveling in Montana: Montana travel nursing job centers such Butte and Great Falls provide as much shopping, dining and big city life as many other cities, but with a much lower cost of living. That means your Montana travel nurse job pay goes a long way. Montana boasts some of the best skiing in the nation, be sure to stop by the resorts in season. The state's spectacular plains and prairies are breathtaking on horseback, trailblazer or by snowmobile in winter. You'll find the majority of your Montana travel nursing experience unraveling under the big sky, around the campfire, and in road trips to neighboring Wyoming, Idaho and Canada. ResponsibilitiesThe Nuclear Medicine Tech is a healthcare specialty that requires a keen interest in computer technology and using radioactive medicine to treat disease. The Nuclear Medicine Technologist is a highly specialized professional who works closely with the nuclear medicine physician, which involves the following: preparing and administering radioactive chemical compounds, performing patient-imaging procedures using sophisticated radiation-detecting instruments, accomplishing computer processing and image enhancement; also analyzing biologic specimens in the laboratory, as well as providing images, data analysis, and patient information to the physician for diagnostic interpretation as well as assisting in developing an appropriate care plan for each patient. Qualifications Valid BLSCandidates must have a valid professional license within the state of practiceSpecialty related certifications are preferred and may be required for specific allied healthcare positionsProof of right to work in the United States Experience Requirements months of occupational experience

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