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Built around a single hospital campus, Atlantis, FL packs its radiology and outpatient-rehab assignments into a small, green city in central Palm Beach County. The place is barely a square mile, ringed by Lantana Road, Congress Avenue, and Military Trail, with I-95 and Florida's Turnpike both a few minutes out for trips around the county. Most travelers live in nearby Lake Worth, Lantana, or West Palm Beach and commute in, since Atlantis itself is mostly quiet residential streets and golf. Palm Beach International is about ten miles north for trips home. The Atlantic beaches sit a few minutes east. The area's golf courses fill a good deal of the downtime once a shift ends.

FAQs – Travel CT Tech Jobs Near Atlantis, FL

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What certifications are required for travel CT Tech jobs?

Travel CT Tech jobs typically require the following certifications and credentials, though exact requirements vary by facility:

  • ARRT certification in Radiography (ARRT R)
  • ARRT Computed Tomography certification (ARRT CT)
  • State imaging license, where required
  • Basic Life Support (BLS)
How quickly do facilities typically hire travel CT Techs?
Travel CT Tech roles often move quickly once a strong candidate is submitted. Because imaging departments rely on consistent coverage, facilities frequently prioritize technologists who can start on time, have complete credentials ready, and can adapt to existing protocols without extensive training.

HCA Florida JFK Hospital — Atlantis, FL

HCA Florida JFK Hospital is a 516-bed acute care hospital in Atlantis, Florida, in Palm Beach County, with a 42-bed inpatient Physical Rehabilitation Center for patients recovering from major illness, injury, or surgery.

  • An inpatient rehab caseload of stroke, brain and spinal cord injury, neurological disorders, orthopedic recovery, and acute cardiac patients
  • A multidisciplinary team of physiatry (PM&R) physicians, rehabilitation nurses, and physical, occupational, and speech therapists
  • Physical therapy for balance, gait, and strength; occupational therapy for self-care and fine-motor skills; speech therapy for communication, cognition, and swallowing
  • Private rooms, a therapy gym, and a home-care area where patients practice daily tasks before discharge