Radiology Tech Travel Jobs in Dulles Town Center, VA

Rad Tech needed asap Holidays are worked into schedule Certs: BLS (must be AHA), ARRT and VA license is required 2 years experience required Misc. Information: Areas- Inpatient and Outpatient EMR- Epic, GE and Phillips Scrubs- provided if assigned to OR, otherwise any colorFloor orientation- 1 week max

X-Ray Tech needed for Outpatient setting. 2+ Years of experience required. Active VA license, ARRT & BLS (must be AHA) required. EMR: Epic & Phillips. Scrub Color: Black only. Candidate must be flexible as they can expect weekends & holidays worked in to schedule. Float may be required, as needed.

Bring your radiology skills to Baltimore, MD as a Registered Rad Tech and tackle diagnostic procedures in the ED, OR, Fluoro, and Ortho clinic. You’ll work with outpatients and inpatients, making every shift dynamic and engaging. You need two years of experience, an active Maryland license, an associate’s degree in Radiologic Technology, ARRT certification, and valid CPR via AHA. Baltimore is full of personality—enjoy the Inner Harbor, explore historic neighborhoods, and dive into the city’s vibrant arts and dining scene. There’s always something happening, from waterfront festivals to live music and local eats. AMN Healthcare hooks you up with excellent compensation, discounts, perks, and the industry’s best recruiters. The AMN Passport app gives you 24/7 support, and you get the confidence of working with a publicly traded company that keeps it ethical. Apply now to join this Travel Rad Tech assignment in Baltimore, MD.

Primary IP portable imaging in ICU and floor units – adult and pediatric Occasional IP OP imaging., Occasional ED imaging Adult pediatric orthopedic, neuoro general OP imaging. (Primary portable imaging with some IP/OP plain film) OR only in the event a case runs past second shift or emergent case ARRT & BLS Located in Hershey, Pennsylvania, this position offers the opportunity to work in a vibrant community known for Hershey’s Chocolate World and Hersheypark. The picturesque town offers a variety of attractions and events, making it an exciting place to live and work. Penn State Health – Hershey Medical Center provides a collaborative and professional atmosphere, offering a supportive environment for career growth and advancement. The facility is recognized for its state-of-the-art medical technology and patient care. As a Radiologic Technologist, you will perform radiologic procedures to assist in patient diagnosis and treatment. You will be responsible for ensuring patient comfort and safety during imaging exams while maintaining high standards of imaging quality. This position typically involves working in an interdisciplinary team setting, fostering excellent communication and collaboration among colleagues. Shifts can vary, offering flexibility with hours.

Primary IP portable imaging in ICU and floor units – adult and pediatric Occasional IP OP imaging., Occasional ED imaging Adult pediatric orthopedic, neuoro general OP imaging. (Primary portable imaging with some IP/OP plain film) OR only in the event a case runs past second shift or emergent case ARRT & BLS Located in Hershey, Pennsylvania, this position offers the opportunity to work in a vibrant community known for Hershey’s Chocolate World and Hersheypark. The picturesque town offers a variety of attractions and events, making it an exciting place to live and work. Penn State Health – Hershey Medical Center provides a collaborative and professional atmosphere, offering a supportive environment for career growth and advancement. The facility is recognized for its state-of-the-art medical technology and patient care. As a Radiologic Technologist, you will perform radiologic procedures to assist in patient diagnosis and treatment. You will be responsible for ensuring patient comfort and safety during imaging exams while maintaining high standards of imaging quality. This position typically involves working in an interdisciplinary team setting, fostering excellent communication and collaboration among colleagues. Shifts can vary, offering flexibility with hours.

Primary IP portable imaging in ICU and floor units – adult and pediatric Occasional IP OP imaging., Occasional ED imaging Adult pediatric orthopedic, neuoro general OP imaging. (Primary portable imaging with some IP/OP plain film) OR only in the event a case runs past second shift or emergent case ARRT & BLS Located in Hershey, Pennsylvania, this position offers the opportunity to work in a vibrant community known for Hershey’s Chocolate World and Hersheypark. The picturesque town offers a variety of attractions and events, making it an exciting place to live and work. Penn State Health – Hershey Medical Center provides a collaborative and professional atmosphere, offering a supportive environment for career growth and advancement. The facility is recognized for its state-of-the-art medical technology and patient care. As a Radiologic Technologist, you will perform radiologic procedures to assist in patient diagnosis and treatment. You will be responsible for ensuring patient comfort and safety during imaging exams while maintaining high standards of imaging quality. This position typically involves working in an interdisciplinary team setting, fostering excellent communication and collaboration among colleagues. Shifts can vary, offering flexibility with hours.

CT Tech needed for 13 weeks in Richmond, VA with an asap start date. 32-hours blocked Fri (8:30A – 5P) Sat & Sun (9:30A – 10P) 1-2 weeks of On Call coverage and Holiday coverage during assignment Screening likely by unit manager NO LOCAL CANDIDATES (no candidates within 50-mile radius) 1 year of CT experience required, 2 years of Radiology experience preferred EPIC experience preferred GE Scanner experience preferred BLS, ARRT-CI and VA Radiology License required Has fairly detailed level of knowledge of a Radiology/CT modality and Gathers, organizes, verifies, and analyzes data in the completion of multi-step procedures

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Join our team as a Radiology Technician in the bustling city of Norfolk, VA. Known for its vibrant waterfront and historical attractions, Norfolk offers an exciting blend of cultural and recreational opportunities. Spend your days off exploring unique sites like the Nauticus maritime museum or enjoying the serene surroundings of the Norfolk Botanical Garden. Work in a supportive and collaborative healthcare environment where your expertise in pediatric radiology will be valued and utilized. Your role will include operating x-ray equipment, patient interviews, and accurate documentation. You will also be responsible for ensuring proper patient positioning during procedures. You will be covering two locations, which requires a certain flexibility and an enthusiasm for engaging with different teams. With no on-call duties, you’ll have the opportunity to balance work and leisure effectively. Take advantage of working in an award-winning facility that supports career growth and specialization in your field. Join us in creating impactful experiences for our patients while contributing to Norfolk’s renowned medical community.

Travel Radiologic Technologist jobs in Scranton, PA let you perform diagnostic imaging procedures and support patient care in a dynamic healthcare environment. You will operate radiology equipment, follow safety protocols, and collaborate with medical teams to ensure accurate results1. Scranton offers vibrant arts, outdoor recreation, and easy access to the Pocono Mountains for hiking and skiing. Required qualifications include graduation from an accredited radiologic technology program and a valid Pennsylvania radiologic technologist license or eligibility to obtain one. Recommended skills include imaging techniques, patient positioning, and strong communication. With AMN Healthcare, you receive excellent compensation, exclusive discounts, dedicated recruiters, and support from the AMN Passport app, all backed by the high ethical standards of a publicly traded company. Apply now to join this Travel Radiologic Technologist assignment in Scranton, PA.

Radiology Tech jobs in Scranton, PA place you in a lively city surrounded by the beautiful Pocono Mountains. Enjoy outdoor adventures like hiking and skiing, along with a downtown full of dining, shopping, and cultural attractions. Scranton offers a great balance of scenic beauty and urban convenience. In this role, you’ll perform diagnostic imaging procedures in an acute care setting to support accurate patient care. AMN Healthcare provides competitive pay, great perks, and 24/7 support—apply today for this Radiology Tech position in Scranton, PA.

The Diagnostic Technologist in the Pain Management Clinic plays a key role in supporting comprehensive, multidisciplinary care for patients managing acute and chronic pain. This is an excellent opportunity to join a community-focused health system while enjoying the quality of life offered in eastern North Carolina. Located in Ahoskie, North Carolina, this position offers the best of small-town living with convenient access to larger cities and coastal attractions. Ahoskie is known for its welcoming, close-knit community, affordable cost of living, and relaxed pace of life. Residents enjoy local parks, youth sports and recreation at facilities such as nearby recreation centers, community events, and easy access to outdoor activities throughout Hertford and surrounding counties. The town is within a comfortable driving distance of Greenville and other regional hubs, offering shopping, dining, and cultural activities, as well as weekend trips to historic coastal communities and the Outer Banks. The Pain Management Clinic is affiliated with a community hospital that is part of a large, mission-driven regional health system serving more than a million residents in eastern North Carolina. As a Diagnostic Technologist here, you will benefit from the resources of a larger academic and community network while working in a more personal, patient-centered environment. The clinic functions as a referral center for surrounding hospitals and practices, providing access to specialized care for patients from across the region. In this role, you will work closely with pain management physicians, advanced practice providers, nurses, and support staff to deliver safe, accurate, and patient-focused diagnostic imaging in support of interventional procedures. Typical responsibilities may include: Performing diagnostic imaging studies in preparation for or during pain management procedures, following established protocols and safety standards Positioning patients and operating imaging equipment to obtain optimal views for provider review and procedural guidance Assisting providers during imaging-guided injections, nerve blocks, and other interventional pain procedures, including maintaining sterile technique and ensuring equipment readiness Preparing procedure rooms and imaging equipment, verifying patient identity, reviewing orders, and confirming necessary pre-procedure documentation Ensuring accurate documentation of imaging procedures, correct labeling of images, and timely transfer of images into PACS and the EMR Monitoring patients before, during, and after imaging or procedures as directed, recognizing and reporting any changes in patient status to the clinical team Collaborating with nursing and provider staff to maintain efficient clinic flow while prioritizing high-quality, compassionate care Following all radiation safety, infection control, and regulatory requirements The clinic environment typically offers a predictable, weekday schedule in an outpatient setting. Patient volumes are structured, and you will be part of a supportive, collaborative team that values clear communication and mutual respect. The setting allows you to develop ongoing relationships with many of your patients, who often return for follow-up care and continued management of chronic pain conditions.

-2 references, 1 within the past year (this is the most important) & 1 within the past 3 years

-2 references, 1 within the past year (this is the most important) & 1 within the past 3 years

Xray jobs in Danville, VA place you in a historic city along the Dan River with plenty of Southern charm. Enjoy scenic walking trails, local museums, and a revitalized downtown featuring great dining and cultural attractions. Danville offers a relaxed lifestyle with easy access to outdoor recreation. In this role, you’ll perform diagnostic imaging procedures to assist in accurate patient care. AMN Healthcare provides competitive pay, excellent perks, and 24/7 support—apply today for this Xray position in Danville, VA.

This 13-week Radiologic Technologist assignment is based in Raleigh, North Carolina, a thriving city in the Research Triangle known for its blend of vibrant urban amenities and welcoming Southern charm. The area offers excellent restaurants, cultural venues, live music, museums, and abundant outdoor recreation, including parks, greenways, and easy access to nearby lakes and coastal destinations. With a strong healthcare and technology presence, Raleigh is an ideal setting for medical professionals looking to grow their careers. You will work in a high-acuity hospital that supports Level 1 trauma services, gaining valuable experience with complex and emergent imaging cases. This role is well suited for technologists confident in trauma imaging who enjoy a fast-paced, collaborative environment. You will work closely with emergency physicians, trauma surgeons, anesthesiologists, nurses, and fellow technologists to provide timely, accurate imaging for critical patient care. Key responsibilities include performing a wide range of diagnostic radiographic exams for trauma and emergent patients, supporting imaging needs in the operating room, and covering various hospital units as needed. You will support emergency department cases, trauma activations, surgical procedures, and inpatients requiring urgent imaging, while maintaining composure and following established protocols in high-pressure situations. The schedule is a consistent overnight pattern: Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday from 6:30 p.m. to 7:00 a.m., totaling 36 hours per week over 13 weeks. Overnight shifts offer the opportunity to work with a tight-knit night team and handle brisk imaging volumes during peak trauma and emergency hours. The hospital uses modern imaging equipment, PACS, and EMR systems to support efficient workflow. Raleigh’s broader community is especially attractive for travelers and medical professionals seeking both professional development and work-life balance. You can enjoy a wide range of activities outside of work, from exploring the food scene and attending sporting events or concerts to taking advantage of extensive greenways and outdoor spaces. The region’s strong medical and academic presence makes it an excellent place to build your resume, gain advanced trauma experience, and connect with other healthcare professionals.

New York licensed Radiology Technologists with ARRT who also perform Cat Scan and/or Mammography. As we are a smaller, rural hospital, our staff often needs to work across multiple modalities throughout the day. This Radiology Technologist opportunity is based in Westfield, New York, a picturesque community along the shores of Lake Erie. Westfield offers the charm of a small town with the added benefit of stunning lake views, rolling vineyards, and a welcoming, close-knit atmosphere. Known as part of New York’s “Grape Country,” the area features local wineries, farm stands, and scenic drives that make it an appealing place to both live and work. The location provides an ideal balance of peaceful, lakeside living and access to amenities. Residents enjoy nearby Lake Erie beaches, Barcelona Harbor, fishing, boating, hiking, and year-round outdoor recreation. Seasonal festivals, local arts events, and farmers markets contribute to a vibrant local culture. Westfield’s position in Western New York also offers easy access to regional hubs like Erie, Pennsylvania and Buffalo, New York, for additional dining, entertainment, sporting events, and travel connections. The facility itself offers a community-focused care environment with modern diagnostic imaging equipment and a strong emphasis on quality, safety, and patient-centered service. Radiology Technologists here are valued members of the care team and are supported by collaborative relationships with radiologists, nurses, and other allied health professionals. The practice environment is designed to support technologists in delivering high-quality images and compassionate care to patients across the lifespan. In this role, you can expect to perform a wide range of general diagnostic radiographic examinations, including routine outpatient imaging, inpatient imaging, emergency department studies, and portable exams as needed. Typical procedures may include chest radiographs, skeletal studies, spine imaging, abdomen imaging, and fluoroscopic support for procedures based on physician orders and facility capabilities. Technologists are responsible for accurate patient positioning, technique selection, image acquisition, and ensuring image quality that meets diagnostic standards. Your typical day may involve checking imaging orders for appropriateness, verifying patient identity and consent, explaining procedures to patients, performing radiographic exams, ensuring radiation safety for patients and staff, and working closely with providers to prioritize urgent or emergent cases. You will use digital imaging systems and PACS for image processing and transmission, and you may assist in coordinating workflow with the radiology reading room and other departments. The work environment supports independent practice within established protocols, while still offering guidance from experienced colleagues and medical staff. Depending on the department structure, shifts may include days, evenings, nights, and weekend or holiday rotations. Patient volumes and acuity can vary, with a mix of scheduled outpatient exams and unscheduled inpatient or emergency studies. In a community setting, technologists often enjoy the opportunity to build rapport with patients and families, providing continuity of care and contributing meaningfully to the overall patient experience. This position is particularly well-suited for Radiology Technologists who appreciate working in a supportive, team-based environment where their skills are recognized and utilized across multiple patient care areas. The role provides the opportunity to strengthen general radiography skills, gain experience with diverse patient populations, and contribute to care in a setting where your work has a visible impact on the community.