Radiology Technologist - Pain Services
Providence Digital Innovation Group
Salary undisclosed
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Benefits
- health insurance
- 401(k)
- parental leave
- life insurance
- disability insurance
About this role
Providence Digital Innovation Group is seeking a Radiology Technologist to support its Pain Services program in Seattle. This is a part-time, in-office position within one of the nation's largest health systems, which operates over 50 hospitals and 1,000 clinics across seven western states. You'd be joining an organization built on the principle of comprehensive, compassionate care for diverse patient populations.
The role offers the stability of a major health care employer alongside a benefits package that includes retirement matching, medical and dental coverage, paid parental leave, and access to well-being resources. Providence emphasizes career support and an inclusive workplace where employees are valued as essential contributors. Compensation is competitive and may include shift differentials or other premiums depending on scheduling needs.
This position would suit an experienced radiology technologist looking for part-time work in a large, established health system committed to supporting its workforce while serving vulnerable populations across the Pacific Northwest.
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