Travel Multi-modality Technologist
Windsor, VT
Core Staffing
1x8 hrs

Gross Weekly $2,866.00 Hourly Taxed $40.50 OT $100.00 Stipends $1,246.00 Combined Hourly $71.65
This is a CT/X-Ray Need

• Ability to function independently and proficiently.

Patient Population: Pediatric to Geriatric
EMR: Cerner
Dress Code: Personal Scrubs of any color
Trauma Level: Critical Access Hospital

CT scan services are the standard of medical care for diagnosis and treatment of a wide variety of conditions such as stroke, trauma, and chronic pain.
Computerized Axial Tomography (CAT) scan uses computers to allow radiologists to obtain detailed information by providing cross-sectional images on various parts of the body. This information is essential and highly effective for studying the brain, torso, and extremities. Our state-of-the-art 40 slice scanner allows us to acquire more information in a shorter time. Additionally, our multi-slice scanner uses dose reducing software to ensure that you receive the lowest amount of radiation possible.
We emphasize the role that careful risk assessment and dosage minimization plays in our practice. Patient safety is our highest priority, and prominent among these protections are the measures we take to provide effective dosage monitoring and radiation reduction in CT exams.
We offer routine x-rays of the entire body, fluoroscopic exams for all barium studies to include:

• Barium enema

• Barium swallow

• Modified barium swallow

• Upper GI

Other fluoroscopic exams offered include joint injections, arthrograms, and myelograms.
All imaging exams are interpreted (read) by a board-certified radiologist from Dartmouth-Hitchcock. Dartmouth-Hitchcock employs many radiologists with subspecialties in multiple areas. This allows our patients to have their exams read by a radiologist who specializes in the area or type of exam that is being reviewed.
Mt. Ascutney will not consider any candidate who resides within 50 miles of facility.