Travel Radiology Technologist — 13-Week Night Shift

American Traveler; Baltimore (MD); On-site; USD 90,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Life insurance

401(k) match

Housing stipend

24/7 support

Job summary

American Traveler is seeking a Radiology Technologist for a travel assignment in Baltimore, Maryland. The role involves night shifts and 36 hours per week in a hospital setting, with an emphasis on adult and pediatric X-Ray imaging.

Requirements include Maryland licensure (if applicable), ARRT certification, and BLS through AHA, plus experience in a hospital/trauma environment. AMA-approved Radiologic Technology program is required.

Qualifications

• Maryland license required if applicable.
• ARRT certification required.
• BLS certification via AHA required.
• AMA-approved Radiologic Technology program or equivalent.
• Hospital and trauma imaging experience required.
• Experience with adult and pediatric X-ray imaging required.
• OR/orthopedic imaging experience preferred.
• Experience in a comparable facility size setting required.

Responsibilities

• Operate standard, portable, and specialized X-Ray equipment to perform radiographic exams.
• Provide appropriate patient care while obtaining diagnostic images.
• Work under the general supervision of a Chief and Senior Technologist.
• Accepts local candidates at the same rate.

Skills

ARRT certification

BLS certification

X-Ray imaging experience

Pediatric imaging experience

Education

AMA-approved Radiologic Technology program

Tools

DR imaging technology

X-Ray equipment

Job description

American Traveler is seeking a Radiology Technologist for a travel assignment in Baltimore, Maryland. The role involves night shifts and 36 hours per week in a hospital setting, with an emphasis on adult and pediatric X-Ray imaging.

Requirements include Maryland licensure (if applicable), ARRT certification, and BLS through AHA, plus experience in a hospital/trauma environment. AMA-approved Radiologic Technology program is required.