Radiology Tech Travel Jobs in Fort Lauderdale, FL

Rad Tech needed asap for 13 weeks 7:00PM – 7:00AM Type of equipment : GE and Carestream Documentation system: EPIC and PACS Years of Experience Required: 3 years peds Certifications Required: ARRT, BLS Requested Skill Set: Fluoro, C and O-ARM Must have: Peds experience Procedures performed on unit: Portables, UGI, BE, VCUG, MBS Pewter (Gray) and Black scrubs

This X-ray Technologist opportunity is located in Hawkinsville, Georgia, a welcoming small town known for its hometown friendliness, affordability, and relaxed pace of life. Nestled along the scenic Ocmulgee River in Middle Georgia, Hawkinsville offers beautiful outdoor spaces, easy access to boating, fishing, and riverside recreation, and a quiet environment that is ideal for professionals seeking a balanced lifestyle. Residents appreciate the blend of outdoor experiences, local events, and a strong sense of community pride that makes Hawkinsville an inviting place to live and work.

Well respected hospital is seeking an Xray Tech who is highly motivated and energetic to join the team. Candidates must be willing to support a friendly, positive and professional environment

OR- X-Ray Technologist needed asap graduated from a JRCERT approved radiology program, registered by the ARRT, BLS, operate radiologic and fluoroscopic equipment. Please load all demographic info into profile, including badge-appropriate picture. Covid vaccine required, holidays are an expectation

Rad Tech needed ASAP No local candidates within 50 miles. Required BLS. Preferred ACLS. C – arms experience is required. Min of 2 years of experience within specialty. ARRT Cert

Travel Rad Tech jobs in Charlotte, NC offer you the chance to work with adults and pediatric patients from the ED, ICUs, nursing units, and outpatients across a wide range of radiology exams and diagnoses. You will handle 350-400 patients per day, using department-specific equipment such as Shimadzu RadSpeed, Intelli-C multipurpose, Konica and Shimadzu portables, and GE and Siemens R/F rooms. The role requires at least one year of experience, BLS, ARRT-R certification, O-arm experience and proficiency with the EPIC EMR system. Strong clinical skills, good communication, and a helpful, team-oriented attitude are preferred. Charlotte is known for its vibrant city life, diverse dining, and outdoor recreation. AMN Healthcare provides excellent compensation, exclusive discounts and perks, dedicated recruiters, clinical support, and the AMN Passport app for 24/7 career management. Apply now to join this Travel Rad Tech assignment in Charlotte, NC.

Travel Certified Radiologic Technologist jobs in Charlotte, NC require ARRT certification in Radiologic Technology and BLS. You will work across units with 244 licensed beds, including ED, ICU, progressive care, and OR suites. Your skills in Fluoro, OR, portable, and emergency department imaging will be essential. Responsibilities include performing diagnostic imaging exams using X-Ray, CT, Ultrasound, MRI, Interventional Radiology, and Nuclear Medicine, with radiology nursing support. Charlotte offers a vibrant city life, diverse dining, and access to outdoor recreation in North Carolina. AMN Healthcare provides excellent compensation, exclusive discounts and perks, dedicated recruiters, clinical support, and the AMN Passport app for 24/7 career management. Apply now to join this Travel Certified Radiologic Technologist assignment in Charlotte, NC.

This Radiologic Technologist position offers the opportunity to work in the operating room in Chattanooga, Tennessee, a city known for its scenic beauty, welcoming community, and vibrant lifestyle. Nestled along the Tennessee River and surrounded by mountains, Chattanooga combines outdoor adventure with a growing urban culture, making it an appealing place to both work and live. Chattanooga is frequently recognized for its quality of life, with a revitalized riverfront, miles of greenways and the Riverwalk, and easy access to hiking, climbing, and water activities. Professionals enjoy the balance of a thriving downtown and peaceful neighborhoods, along with a strong local food scene, craft breweries, live music, and a notable arts and museum presence. Whether you prefer weekend hiking on Lookout Mountain, strolling through the Bluff View Art District, or exploring local markets and festivals, Chattanooga offers something for every lifestyle and stage of your career. In this role, you will be an integral member of the surgical services team, focusing on intraoperative imaging in a busy operating room environment. You will support a variety of surgical cases with mobile C-arms and fluoroscopy, ensuring that high-quality images are available to guide surgeons in real time. You can expect to collaborate closely with surgeons, anesthesiologists, nurses, and other allied health professionals, contributing to safe, efficient, and precise patient care. Typical responsibilities in this position include preparing and positioning imaging equipment prior to procedures, ensuring appropriate radiation safety and shielding, assisting with intraoperative imaging during orthopedic, vascular, spine, trauma, and other surgeries, and documenting and archiving images in the facility’s PACS. You will help maintain sterile technique in coordination with the OR team, verify patient identity and procedure details, and respond rapidly to changing needs during active cases. The work is hands-on, fast-paced, and highly collaborative, with a focus on accuracy, safety, and clear communication. The operating room environment offers exposure to a broad surgical caseload, which is ideal for those seeking to build their skill set and strengthen their resume. You may work across multiple OR suites with structured patient assignments designed to balance workload and support teamwork. Patient volumes are carefully managed to promote quality care while maintaining efficiency, and the imaging team works in close partnership with perioperative staff to ensure smooth case progression. Multiple shift options are available, which may include day, evening, night, and weekend coverage depending on surgical schedules and staffing needs. This flexibility allows you to find a shift pattern that aligns with your preferences and lifestyle while still providing essential coverage for elective and emergent procedures. The department emphasizes clear communication around scheduling, on-call expectations, and coverage for high-priority cases. The workplace culture is focused on safety, professionalism, and mutual support. New team members receive guidance from experienced technologists and OR staff, with opportunities to refine skills through hands-on practice and collaboration. The environment values dependable, detail-oriented professionals who take pride in delivering precise imaging that informs critical clinical decisions. As part of the surgical services team, you will have the chance to deepen your expertise, contribute to meaningful patient outcomes, and grow in a setting that encourages ongoing professional development.

This Radiologic Technologist position offers the opportunity to work in the operating room in Chattanooga, Tennessee, a city known for its scenic beauty, welcoming community, and vibrant lifestyle. Nestled along the Tennessee River and surrounded by mountains, Chattanooga combines outdoor adventure with a growing urban culture, making it an appealing place to both work and live. Chattanooga is frequently recognized for its quality of life, with a revitalized riverfront, miles of greenways and the Riverwalk, and easy access to hiking, climbing, and water activities. Professionals enjoy the balance of a thriving downtown and peaceful neighborhoods, along with a strong local food scene, craft breweries, live music, and a notable arts and museum presence. Whether you prefer weekend hiking on Lookout Mountain, strolling through the Bluff View Art District, or exploring local markets and festivals, Chattanooga offers something for every lifestyle and stage of your career. In this role, you will be an integral member of the surgical services team, focusing on intraoperative imaging in a busy operating room environment. You will support a variety of surgical cases with mobile C-arms and fluoroscopy, ensuring that high-quality images are available to guide surgeons in real time. You can expect to collaborate closely with surgeons, anesthesiologists, nurses, and other allied health professionals, contributing to safe, efficient, and precise patient care. Typical responsibilities in this position include preparing and positioning imaging equipment prior to procedures, ensuring appropriate radiation safety and shielding, assisting with intraoperative imaging during orthopedic, vascular, spine, trauma, and other surgeries, and documenting and archiving images in the facility’s PACS. You will help maintain sterile technique in coordination with the OR team, verify patient identity and procedure details, and respond rapidly to changing needs during active cases. The work is hands-on, fast-paced, and highly collaborative, with a focus on accuracy, safety, and clear communication. The operating room environment offers exposure to a broad surgical caseload, which is ideal for those seeking to build their skill set and strengthen their resume. You may work across multiple OR suites with structured patient assignments designed to balance workload and support teamwork. Patient volumes are carefully managed to promote quality care while maintaining efficiency, and the imaging team works in close partnership with perioperative staff to ensure smooth case progression. Multiple shift options are available, which may include day, evening, night, and weekend coverage depending on surgical schedules and staffing needs. This flexibility allows you to find a shift pattern that aligns with your preferences and lifestyle while still providing essential coverage for elective and emergent procedures. The department emphasizes clear communication around scheduling, on-call expectations, and coverage for high-priority cases. The workplace culture is focused on safety, professionalism, and mutual support. New team members receive guidance from experienced technologists and OR staff, with opportunities to refine skills through hands-on practice and collaboration. The environment values dependable, detail-oriented professionals who take pride in delivering precise imaging that informs critical clinical decisions. As part of the surgical services team, you will have the chance to deepen your expertise, contribute to meaningful patient outcomes, and grow in a setting that encourages ongoing professional development.

This Radiologic Technologist position offers the opportunity to work in the operating room in Chattanooga, Tennessee, a city known for its scenic beauty, welcoming community, and vibrant lifestyle. Nestled along the Tennessee River and surrounded by mountains, Chattanooga combines outdoor adventure with a growing urban culture, making it an appealing place to both work and live. Chattanooga is frequently recognized for its quality of life, with a revitalized riverfront, miles of greenways and the Riverwalk, and easy access to hiking, climbing, and water activities. Professionals enjoy the balance of a thriving downtown and peaceful neighborhoods, along with a strong local food scene, craft breweries, live music, and a notable arts and museum presence. Whether you prefer weekend hiking on Lookout Mountain, strolling through the Bluff View Art District, or exploring local markets and festivals, Chattanooga offers something for every lifestyle and stage of your career. In this role, you will be an integral member of the surgical services team, focusing on intraoperative imaging in a busy operating room environment. You will support a variety of surgical cases with mobile C-arms and fluoroscopy, ensuring that high-quality images are available to guide surgeons in real time. You can expect to collaborate closely with surgeons, anesthesiologists, nurses, and other allied health professionals, contributing to safe, efficient, and precise patient care. Typical responsibilities in this position include preparing and positioning imaging equipment prior to procedures, ensuring appropriate radiation safety and shielding, assisting with intraoperative imaging during orthopedic, vascular, spine, trauma, and other surgeries, and documenting and archiving images in the facility’s PACS. You will help maintain sterile technique in coordination with the OR team, verify patient identity and procedure details, and respond rapidly to changing needs during active cases. The work is hands-on, fast-paced, and highly collaborative, with a focus on accuracy, safety, and clear communication. The operating room environment offers exposure to a broad surgical caseload, which is ideal for those seeking to build their skill set and strengthen their resume. You may work across multiple OR suites with structured patient assignments designed to balance workload and support teamwork. Patient volumes are carefully managed to promote quality care while maintaining efficiency, and the imaging team works in close partnership with perioperative staff to ensure smooth case progression. Multiple shift options are available, which may include day, evening, night, and weekend coverage depending on surgical schedules and staffing needs. This flexibility allows you to find a shift pattern that aligns with your preferences and lifestyle while still providing essential coverage for elective and emergent procedures. The department emphasizes clear communication around scheduling, on-call expectations, and coverage for high-priority cases. The workplace culture is focused on safety, professionalism, and mutual support. New team members receive guidance from experienced technologists and OR staff, with opportunities to refine skills through hands-on practice and collaboration. The environment values dependable, detail-oriented professionals who take pride in delivering precise imaging that informs critical clinical decisions. As part of the surgical services team, you will have the chance to deepen your expertise, contribute to meaningful patient outcomes, and grow in a setting that encourages ongoing professional development.

We are partnering with a well-respected hospital system that is looking for a highly motivated and passionate Radiology Tech for a contract position. Candidates must be willing to support a friendly, positive, and professional environment and work in a fast-paced setting. The client is seeking a candidate available for full-time hours. This is an immediate need, and the client is actively interviewing. We encourage all candidates who are interested in this position to apply and/or to reach out to their AMN Healthcare recruiter.

This 13-week Radiologic Technologist assignment is based in Richmond, Virginia, a dynamic capital city that blends rich American history with a lively modern atmosphere. Living and working in Richmond offers access to charming neighborhoods, a thriving arts and culinary scene, and extensive outdoor recreation. The city features historic districts with cobblestone streets, renowned museums, and galleries, along with locally owned restaurants, coffee shops, and craft breweries. The nearby James River Park System provides trails, riverside walks, and opportunities for kayaking, biking, and enjoying nature, all within a short drive of the imaging facilities. Richmond’s central location in Virginia also makes it easy to explore nearby coastal areas, wine country, and mountain escapes on your days off. The assignment places you within a modern imaging environment in the Richmond healthcare community. You will be working at several locations in the greater Richmond area, which may include hospital-based radiology departments and outpatient imaging sites. These facilities focus on patient-centered care and efficient diagnostic services, offering contemporary imaging equipment and digital workflows. The teams you will join are experienced, collaborative, and accustomed to working with technologists who rotate among different sites, making it a supportive setting for someone who enjoys variety in their workday and broad exposure to different patient populations. The position is structured as a Temp Direct assignment with an expected 40 hours per week over approximately 13 weeks. Shifts will primarily be days and evenings, providing a balance between daytime diagnostic volumes and after-work accessibility for patients. On-call responsibilities are unlikely, allowing for more predictable scheduling. Work weeks are tied to a guaranteed hour structure, which supports consistent shift expectations. While specific dress code and parking details will be provided by the hiring team prior to start, you can expect professional attire appropriate for a busy imaging environment and clear guidance on site-specific requirements. A typical day in this role will involve receiving orders through the EMR, verifying patient identity and exam indications, preparing patients for imaging procedures, and performing high-quality diagnostic radiographs using established protocols. You will ensure proper positioning, exposure settings, and adherence to radiation safety standards while maintaining a calm, reassuring presence for patients. After image acquisition, you will review images for diagnostic quality, transmit them through PACS, and communicate with radiologists and referring providers as necessary. Depending on the site, you may assist with portable imaging, support fluoroscopic procedures, or work in operating room settings alongside surgical teams. Patient caseloads will vary by location, but you can anticipate a mix of outpatient, emergency, and inpatient exams, allowing you to refine your skills across a range of clinical scenarios. The work environment emphasizes teamwork, with technologists, nurses, and providers cooperating to manage exam schedules, respond to urgent requests, and maintain consistent turnaround times. This variety, along with exposure to multiple clinical sites, makes the assignment a strong resume builder for technologists interested in expanding their experience in diverse care settings. This role is well suited for a Radiologic Technologist who values both technical excellence and meaningful patient interactions. You will have the opportunity to contribute to high-quality diagnostic care, develop deeper familiarity with Richmond’s vibrant healthcare community, and enjoy all that the city offers after hours—from riverside parks and historical landmarks to cultural events and local festivals.

Travel CT Technologist & X-ray job in Charlottesville, VA let you perform diagnostic CT scans and support patient care in a fast-paced hospital environment. You will operate CT equipment, follow trauma and contrast protocols, and collaborate with the clinical team. Charlottesville offers scenic mountain views, vibrant arts, and a lively downtown with dining and outdoor recreation. Required qualifications include graduation from an accredited radiologic technology program, ARRT (R) certification, and a Virginia state license. Recommended skills are recent CT experience, IV contrast competency, and proficiency with PACS/EMR systems. 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 Rad Tech and CT Technologist assignment in Charlottesville, 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

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

Job Description: Performs routine radiographic, fluoroscopic and portable examinations in the diagnostic department of Radiology, on nursing units, outpatient areas and the surgery department. Job Responsibilities: -Takes radiographs per physician orders. -Must be versatile within the diagnostic department of Radiology. -Protects all patients and employees from unnecessary radiation. -Has knowledge of the front desk operations as well as the computer systems and reports all equipment problems to manager and Clinical Engineers. -Can schedule all exams done through the whole department-alerting a supervisor when necessary. -Can use the centralize transport program for patient transportation. -Can look up pertinent information in the computer systems concerning patient exams, ordering, reprinting or canceling when necessary. -Able to interact professionally with other departments. -Can effectively call in needed on call imaging associates as required. -All equipment problems are called to the clinical engineering 24 hour phone number. Messages are communicated to co-workers, written or verbal. -Managers are alerted to all equipment problems (paging during periods of on call) if necessary. -Remains available for assignment as needed. -Assisting the Radiologic Technologist Students. -Performs operationally required duties associated with equipment quality assurance, regulatory compliance (ODH, Joint Commission), ordering of supplies, scheduling of staff and hospital and departmental audits. -Access to patient records in course of normal operations to conduct the business of medical imaging is a responsibility of all designated personnel.

Job Description: Performs routine radiographic, fluoroscopic and portable examinations in the diagnostic department of Radiology, on nursing units, outpatient areas and the surgery department. Job Responsibilities: -Takes radiographs per physician orders. -Must be versatile within the diagnostic department of Radiology. -Protects all patients and employees from unnecessary radiation. -Has knowledge of the front desk operations as well as the computer systems and reports all equipment problems to manager and Clinical Engineers. -Can schedule all exams done through the whole department-alerting a supervisor when necessary. -Can use the centralize transport program for patient transportation. -Can look up pertinent information in the computer systems concerning patient exams, ordering, reprinting or canceling when necessary. -Able to interact professionally with other departments. -Can effectively call in needed on call imaging associates as required. -All equipment problems are called to the clinical engineering 24 hour phone number. Messages are communicated to co-workers, written or verbal. -Managers are alerted to all equipment problems (paging during periods of on call) if necessary. -Remains available for assignment as needed. -Assisting the Radiologic Technologist Students. -Performs operationally required duties associated with equipment quality assurance, regulatory compliance (ODH, Joint Commission), ordering of supplies, scheduling of staff and hospital and departmental audits. -Access to patient records in course of normal operations to conduct the business of medical imaging is a responsibility of all designated personnel.

Rad Tech needed ASAP for 13 weeks **50-mile radius rule. ** 2+ years experience. No more than a 3-month work history gap in the last year. Should have good OR experience Type of equipment – GE EMR – Meditech HIS/RIS, McKesson PACS, AGFA CR Must have: Trauma Radiography experience (Trauma II), Ortho-trauma, OR: Neuro, Ortho trauma, General surgery. C-Arms: GE, OEC, Philips, O-Arm Fluoro, comprehensive diagnostic fluoroscopy List typical procedures performed on unit(s): High volume, high acuity comprehensive fixed and portable radiography and fluoroscopy. High surgical volume IP and OP populations, neonate to geriatric Scrub Color – Burgundy – switching to Hunter Green