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The ED Tech supports nursing staff by providing direct patient care, monitoring patient conditions, and performing decentralized laboratory tests under supervision. The role requires effective communication, adherence to procedures, and physical ability to assist with patient mobility. Qualifications include a high school diploma and certification such as CNA, EMT, or similar, with emphasis on teamwork and patient-centered care.

Seeking a board-certified or board-eligible interventional cardiologist to join a not-for-profit acute care medical center with 80+ beds. The role involves performing cardiac catheterizations, angioplasties, and other interventional procedures, with a 1:3 weekend call rotation. The position offers a competitive recruitment package including salary, incentives, benefits, and relocation assistance in a scenic location near Lake Martin.

This position involves performing routine and specialized diagnostic radiographic and fluoroscopic imaging procedures during night shifts in an emergency department setting. The role requires maintaining radiation safety, positioning patients correctly, and adhering to professional licensure and certification standards. Candidates must be licensed radiologic technologists registered with ARRT and compliant with state regulations to provide high-quality patient care in a healthcare environment.

The Ultrasonographer independently performs and interprets various ultrasound examinations to assist in diagnosing patient conditions, collaborating closely with radiologists and other medical staff. The role involves maintaining equipment, quality control, teaching students, and providing preliminary results to physicians. Candidates must have relevant certifications, ultrasound training, and experience, with a commitment to delivering quality patient care in a hospital setting.

The MRI Technologist operates MRI equipment to perform diagnostic imaging procedures, prepares patients for testing, and assists radiologists by ensuring accurate image acquisition and processing. This role involves daily equipment safety and quality checks, administering contrast agents, and maintaining supply inventory. The position requires certifications such as ARRT and BLS and typically involves night shifts in a healthcare setting.

The MRI Technologist operates MRI equipment to perform diagnostic imaging procedures, assists radiologists, and manages patient preparation including screening and administering contrast agents. This part-time night shift role requires certification such as ARRT or NMTCB and basic life support skills. The position involves quality control, image processing, and maintaining supplies within a healthcare setting.

The CT Technologist operates computed tomography scanners to perform various imaging procedures, administers contrast media, and manages patient scheduling while ensuring adherence to approved protocols. This role requires specialized certifications including ARRT registration and Ohio state licensure, as well as commitment to weekend shifts with premium pay. The position is focused on patient care quality, clinical coordination, and thorough screening for contrast media contraindications.

The position involves conducting routine and specialized radiographic and fluoroscopic studies during night shifts in an emergency department setting. The role requires maintaining radiation safety protocols and proper patient positioning for diagnostic imaging. Candidates must be licensed radiologic technologists registered with ARRT and meet Ohio state requirements.

The RN Operating Room position involves providing direct perioperative patient care in a fast-paced clinical environment, using evidence-based practices and supporting multidisciplinary teamwork. Candidates must be licensed registered nurses with at least six months of OR experience, current BLS certification, and a commitment to improving patient outcomes and safety. UCHealth offers competitive pay, comprehensive benefits, and educational support including loan repayment and tuition assistance programs.

The CT Technologist operates computed tomography scanners to perform diagnostic imaging procedures, administers contrast media, and ensures patient safety throughout the process. This part-time night shift role requires coordination with clinical teams and adherence to protocols while delivering high-quality patient care. Candidates must hold ARRT certification, Ohio state licensure, and BLS certification to be considered eligible for the position.