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A General Diagnostic Radiology Technologist performs diagnostic radiographic and fluoroscopic procedures using ionizing radiation to assist licensed practitioners in medical diagnosis. Responsibilities include patient preparation, image evaluation, medication administration, and ensuring compliance with safety protocols and regulations. This full-time evening position supports patient care in various clinical environments and requires certification through ARRT within 24 months of hire.

This position is for a travel registered nurse specializing in the Progressive Care Unit, providing critical nursing care to adult-geriatric patients. The role involves coordinating patient care, collaborating with healthcare teams, and maintaining professional nursing standards. It is a 13-week temporary contract based in Grand Island, Nebraska, offering competitive pay, travel and housing benefits, and flexible scheduling.

The Respiratory Therapist at Massena Hospital provides quality respiratory care by assessing patients, implementing care plans, and managing respiratory therapies including emergency interventions. They collaborate with healthcare teams, educate staff, and ensure the proper use and maintenance of respiratory equipment. The role requires relevant certifications, flexibility in shifts, and may involve patient transport and participation in clinical education.

The Physical Therapist provides skilled physical therapy treatment to patients in their homes, following physician plans tailored to individual needs. This role requires evaluating and treating patients to maximize independence and functional potential, often working with diverse populations in a home health setting. The position mandates relevant physical therapy licensure and clinical experience, with a focus on compassionate patient care in a variety of residential environments.

The MRI Technologist II Per Diem performs magnetic resonance imaging procedures to assist in diagnosis by acquiring and analyzing imaging data following established protocols and safety standards. The role includes patient preparation, medication administration, image evaluation, and collaboration with licensed practitioners. Certification and experience in radiologic technology and MRI are required to ensure high-quality diagnostic services in a clinical setting.

An MRI Technologist performs magnetic resonance imaging procedures using radiofrequencies within a magnetic field to assist licensed practitioners in diagnosis and treatment. They ensure patient safety by preparing and administering medications, optimizing imaging protocols, and maintaining high-quality image standards. The role requires certification and adherence to regulatory guidelines while supporting interventional MRI procedures and training healthcare students.

A Nuclear Medicine Technologist administers radioactive materials and performs imaging procedures such as PET-CT and SPECT-CT to diagnose and treat medical conditions under the supervision of licensed practitioners. They ensure patient safety, prepare and administer radiopharmaceuticals, evaluate imaging quality, and maintain compliance with regulatory standards. This role also involves educating healthcare providers, calibrating equipment, and documenting radiation usage in a clinical environment.

A CT Technologist performs advanced computed tomography procedures to acquire digital diagnostic images under radiologist supervision. They prepare patients, operate CT scanners and related equipment, assist in interventional procedures, and ensure adherence to imaging protocols and safety guidelines. This role requires maintaining knowledge of clinical indications, patient care, and equipment quality control within a healthcare setting.

A Diagnostic Radiology Technologist performs a variety of radiographic and fluoroscopic procedures to assist licensed practitioners in diagnosing medical conditions. They ensure patient safety by properly administering ionizing radiation, preparing patients, and evaluating imaging quality while complying with all regulations. This role involves patient care, education, and procedural assistance within clinical and specialized medical environments.

This position is for a Travel Nurse specializing in the Progressive Care Unit at a facility in Munster, Indiana. The role requires at least two years of relevant RN experience, Indiana state licensure, and BLS certification, and involves providing nursing care and patient education for adult-geriatric patients. The temporary 13-week contract offers competitive pay, benefits, and professional development opportunities with flexible scheduling.