Radium Health Associates

Join us next week to learn more about Radium Health Associates and the next phase of healthcare staffing!

It’s National Med Lab week - did you know that 70% of clinical decisions are based on lab tests? Lab techs work behind the scenes to provide excellent patient care

The importance of staffing ratios in healthcare facilities: Learn why acquiring and maintaining adequate staffing ratios is crucial for patient care and staff satisfaction. Radium Associates is the bridge from temporary staffing to stop the burnout and a solid path to permanent sustainable staffing.

Medical Lab Techs do important work. If you are looking to become a travel tech or looking to hire a travel tech, reach out to us through our social media or [email protected]. We would ♥️ to help!
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Lab life: Not a lot of people understand the importance of what you do… but at Radium Health Associates we do! Here’s to another great week of saving lives 🔬🥼🧪♥️

Radium Health is a travel healthcare company. We are focused on matching trained healthcare individuals to sites across Canada experiencing a gap in their workforce. Our focus is on allied health disciplines such as lab, x-ray and rehabilitation services. If you’re interested in receiving our information package, click the link in the bio and select - “I’d like to know more!”

Lab peeps- have you been here before? 👀👀

Allied health professionals are the ones who work behind the scenes for the patient. Our work supports most clinical diagnosis’ and though we often don’t know our patients, we are still connected to them and work hard providing excellent patient care - even from behind a microscope!

Radium Health is a travel healthcare company. We are focused on matching trained healthcare individuals to sites across Canada experiencing a gap in their workforce. Our focus is on allied health disciplines such as lab, x-ray and rehabilitation services. If you’re interested in receiving our information package, click the link in the bio and select - “I’d like to know more!”

OK but seriously tho…🙄. Butterfly needles pose a higher risk of needle stick injury.