Radiology Tech Travel Jobs in Utah

Travel CT Tech jobs in Shiprock, NM offer a 26-52 week contract with Monday to Friday shifts from 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., plus on-call coverage for weeknights, weekends, and holidays. You need at least two years of experience, ARRT certification, BLS, and a license from any state. Responsibilities include performing diagnostic imaging procedures using CT equipment, supporting routine and emergency imaging needs, and delivering exceptional patient care in fast-paced environments12. Shiprock, NM is known for its stunning natural landscapes, outdoor recreation, and rich cultural heritage. Enjoy weekly pay and a welcoming community with access to hiking, local dining, and cultural events. With AMN Healthcare, you receive excellent compensation, exclusive discounts, a dedicated recruiter, and access to the AMN Passport app for 24/7 support. Apply now to join this Travel CT Tech job in Shiprock, NM.

This temporary direct CT Technologist/Radiologic Technologist opportunity is located in Chinle, Arizona, in the heart of the Navajo Nation. Chinle offers a truly unique professional and personal experience, combining advanced medical imaging practice with the chance to live and work in an area known for its natural beauty and rich cultural traditions. Chinle is best known as the gateway to Canyon de Chelly National Monument, where dramatic red rock canyons, towering sandstone walls, and ancient cliff dwellings create some of the most memorable scenery in the Southwest. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy hiking, photography, and guided tours that highlight both the landscape and the deep cultural significance of the area. The region provides a peaceful, small-town environment with a strong sense of community, making it ideal for those who value a quieter lifestyle, star-filled night skies, and close connections with the patients they serve. This role is a temp direct assignment for 4 CT Tech/Rad Tech positions, supporting a government-affiliated hospital that serves Navajo and American Indian/Alaska Native patients. The facility is equipped with modern imaging technology, including a GE Revolution Evo CT scanner, Shimadzu X-ray systems, GE Portable X-ray, GE Precision Fluoroscopy, and C-arm capabilities. Technologists here have the opportunity to work with up-to-date equipment in a setting where their skills have a direct, meaningful impact on a community that often faces limited access to specialty care. Assignment length is 26 to 52 weeks, with an ASAP start and an anticipated onboarding period of approximately 6–8 weeks. The schedule follows a 7 days on / 7 days off rotation with 12-hour shifts: Day Shift: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM, including weekends and holidays Night Shift: 8:00 PM – 8:00 AM, including weekends and holidays This pattern allows for extended stretches of time off, which can be used to explore the surrounding region, travel, or simply rest and recharge. On-call coverage is possible and will be scheduled as needed by the department. As a dual-modality role, you will provide both CT and general radiography/fluoroscopy services. A typical day may include performing CT scans on the GE Revolution Evo CT, completing standard and specialized radiographic exams, and supporting fluoroscopic procedures for radiologists and providers. You will be expected to: Perform a broad range of diagnostic radiographic studies, including extremities, spine, chest, abdomen, and complex fluoroscopic procedures such as IVPs, barium swallows, cystograms, and GI series Assist in the operating room with C-arm guidance for orthopedic, trauma, and other surgical procedures Conduct CT examinations across a variety of patient populations and indications, including emergency, inpatient, and outpatient studies Insert IV lines for contrast administration, monitor patients for reactions, and recognize and respond appropriately to injection-related complications Coordinate imaging workflow with radiologists, emergency medicine teams, surgeons, and other clinicians Adhere to ALARA principles and ensure proper radiation safety for patients, staff, and self Provide compassionate, culturally sensitive care, often working closely with interpreters and family members when patients primarily speak Navajo Maintain accurate documentation in the facility’s EMR and PACS systems Patient volumes may fluctuate, but technologists can expect a mix of scheduled outpatient exams, inpatient imaging, and emergent/urgent studies from the emergency department. The environment offers significant variety in case types, including trauma, chronic disease management, and preventive care, providing a strong platform for skill development and resume-building experience. The facility fosters a collaborative atmosphere where technologists are valued members of the care team. You will work closely with radiologists, nurses, and providers who appreciate the critical role imaging plays in diagnosis and treatment. The government-affiliated setting provides a structured, protocol-driven environment that supports quality and consistency in patient care. This position is particularly well suited for technologists seeking: Meaningful work serving an underserved community Experience with dual-modality practice in CT and general radiography/fluoroscopy Exposure to a wide variety of case types, including emergency and trauma imaging The chance to live in a scenic region with distinctive cultural experiences and a slower-paced lifestyle A 7-on/7-off schedule that offers extended time off for travel and exploration