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Travel Interventional Radiology Technologist
Boston, Massachusetts
Brigham and Women's Faulkner Hospital

$2,739-3,139/week

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Certification details

BLS - Basic Life Support
State License - Specific to Massachusetts
ACLS - Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support

Job details

Interventional Radiology Technician position available.

Schedule information

5x8's for 40-hours week.
Shift time may vary.

Additional Details

A completed primary COVID-19 vaccination series approved by the FDA or WHO OR an up-to-date COVID vaccine if a primary series was never received or completed is required.
No exemptions or waivers (religious/medical) will be considered.
Documentation of two measles vaccines, two mumps vaccine, and one rubella vaccine or two MMR vaccines required.
Proof of immunity via blood test to be provided if titer result is not immune or low immunity to MMR.
Vaccine required during flu season from Sept 15th to April 30th.
Must have documentation of TB skin test screening within 3 months of start date.
Physician Statement signed within 365 days of start date.

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