Healthforce·Vail, Colorado
Assist during surgical procedures by maintaining a sterile field and providing necessary instrumentation following AORN standards. Support the perioperative team with room preparation, turnover, and patient transports while ensuring equipment sterilization integrity.
Overview Cardiovascular Technologist, OR CVOR Tech – Vail, CO.
This travel assignment is with a short-term acute care setting, starting 08/03/2026 for 13 weeks.
Guaranteed hours: 32 per week with a day shift and a 3x12 schedule.
Weekly pay ranges from $1,712 to $1,732.
Assignment supported by Healthforce Healthcare LLC.
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Pay rates and guaranteed hours are estimates and may vary. Final compensation packages and confirmed hours will be discussed during the hiring process.
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Market context
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