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Host Healthcare is your path to a world of possibilities in Radiology Travel Nursing. We recognize your aspirations and aim to empower you to achieve the fulfilling life and career you deserve.

Personalized Radiology Assignments

Radiology Nursing is unique, and your skills are exceptional. We take the time to understand your goals, matching you with assignments that align with your preferences. Whether you envision working in leading imaging centers, teaching institutions, or supporting communities, we’ll find the perfect placement for you.

Navigating Radiology Travel Nursing with Ease

We understand the intricacies of Radiology Travel Nursing, and we’re committed to having your back at every phase of your journey. Our dedicated recruiters are committed to understanding your needs, finding the right assignments, and offering guidance throughout the process. The clinical team supports you with expertise, ensuring your assignments run smoothly and providing assistance when needed.

Exclusive Benefits for Radiology Nurses

Your dedication to healthcare is unmatched, and we believe in providing you with exceptional rewards. Our comprehensive benefits package, including day-one health benefits, competitive weekly pay rates, and tailored housing assistance, is designed to meet your unique needs as a Radiology Nurse. Host Healthcare is committed to your well-being, giving you the peace of mind to focus on your personal and professional growth.

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Here at Host Healthcare, we don’t just match you with opportunities; we align your path with your genuine interests. Our experienced recruiters aren’t just intermediaries; they’re your dedicated support, offering the expertise and guidance you need to flourish in the world of Radiology Travel Nursing.

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With us, you’ll discover a community of like-minded professionals, a world of possibilities, and a chance to make a real impact. If you’re ready to embrace the unique and rewarding realm of Radiology Travel Nursing, take the leap today. Apply today and become a part of Host Healthcare, where we’re dedicated to elevating your Radiology career to new and exciting heights!

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Radiology Travel Nurse Jobs

Radiology is a field that is full of opportunities for both nursing and allied health professionals. Whether you're a Radiology Nurse or an Allied Health Professional specializing in Radiology, there are abundant travel job options awaiting you! These roles are primarily based in hospitals or outpatient centers, where you'll play a crucial role in preparing patients for radiology procedures, such as X-rays, ultrasounds, MRIs, and radiation treatments for cancer. Job descriptions vary by specialty, but can include the need for skills in inserting IV lines, accessing ports for dye administration, positioning patients, and, in some cases, assisting with invasive procedures. If you have experience in Radiology nursing or allied health, seize the opportunity and apply today for your dream Radiology travel job!

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Radiology Travel Job Responsibilities

Radiology healthcare professionals, including both nurses and allied health professionals, contribute to patient safety and care during radiology procedures. In addition to preparing patients and ensuring their comfort, Radiology professionals perform treatments as directed by the treating physician or advanced practitioner. These treatments may involve inserting catheters, positioning fluoroscopy equipment, and administering medications such as pain medications or sedation. Patient education and support are also integral aspects of this specialty. Trusted offers diverse travel assignments tailored to Radiology professionals in both nursing and allied health roles. Don't miss the chance to advance your career while making a difference in patient care, apply today! 

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Interventional Radiology RN Travel Nursing Guide

Interventional radiology nurses (also known as IR RNs) are highly trained and specialized. There’s a consistent and ever-growing demand for interventional radiology RNs and allied healthcare professionals to work in this important area of healthcare, and that results in many high-paying travel nursing and allied opportunities in lots of exciting locations nationwide! If you’re an IR RN, tech, rad tech, work another related role, or aspire to be a part of this work, keep reading to learn more about this unique career path and explore nationwide job opportunities. If you’re ready to explore jobs now, apply here or search interventional radiology RN jobs and other interventional radiology jobs here.

Interventional Radiology Travel Nursing Careers

A career as a travel interventional radiology RN or travel IR tech can help you steer clear of nurse burnout while still sharing your specialized skills and incredible talent with facilities nationwide that need your help the most. Of course, your work in healthcare will always be highly demanding, but with the many locations and facilities nationwide you can visit while working, travel nursing can help keep you dedicated to your work and focused on providing excellent patient care. Also, travel healthcare is a fantastic avenue for sharpening your skills, gaining more experience in a variety of settings, and improving your resume — all while you explore the country and the opportunities available to you!

According to Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, interventional radiology is “a medical sub-specialty of radiology utilizing minimally-invasive image-guided procedures to diagnose and treat diseases in nearly every organ system.” The IR healthcare team performs tests, delivers diagnoses, and treats wide-ranging illnesses and conditions. In many situations, interventional radiology can be substituted for more serious surgeries and can even prevent hospitalization. As technology improves and demand for minimally invasive surgeries increases, IR nursing is proving to be one of the fastest-growing specialties.

To succeed working as an IR RN, you must be very tech-savvy, detail-oriented, flexible, highly organized, and good at working in a team environment. Life-long learners fit well in this specialty as it’s crucial to keep up with changes in IR technology and procedures. Many facilities like to hire IR nurses with backgrounds and experience in critical care, PACU, ER, and ICU. Interventional RNs may work in a variety of environments, including hospitals, outpatient surgery and imaging centers, and radiology clinics.

The interventional radiology team’s ultimate goal is to complete successful, minimally invasive testing and procedures to improve patient health outcomes and drive down the need for patient hospitalization whenever possible.

Who Works in Interventional Radiology?

A multidisciplinary team of healthcare and administrative professionals work in interventional radiology. This team can include IR nurses, rad techs, other techs, interventional radiologists, radiologists, oncologists, cardiologists, other specialists, nursing assistants, administrative staff, and social workers/case managers.

Who’s Treated in Interventional Radiology?

Patients can be treated by interventional radiologists, IR RNs, and rad techs for a vast variety of reasons. Some common IR procedures, according to Johns Hopkins, include angiography, angioplasty, embolization, gastronomy tubes, intravascular ultrasound, stent placement, foreign body removal, needle biopsy, IVC filter, injection of clot-dissolving meds, catheter insertion, and cancer treatment.

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• Commonly required interventional radiology RN education: Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) and/or Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN), plus passing the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX)
• Commonly required interventional radiology certifications: Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS), Basic Life Support (BLS)
• Commonly preferred interventional radiology certifications: Advanced Radiology Life Support (ARLS), Emergency Neurological Life Support (ENLS), Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS)
• Commonly required experience to become a travel interventional radiology RN: Facilities typically require a minimum of two years of recent, in-hospital experience in order to hire you as an interventional radiology travel nurse. You’ll also want the benefit of this amount of on-the-job experience to help protect your license and allow you to provide top-notch patient care while adjusting to travel nursing.
• Average annual interventional radiology RN salary range: $89,000-$131,500

Locations where interventional radiology RNs are in high demand: Demand for interventional radiology RNs is growing nationwide! Locations like Wyoming, California, New Jersey, Washington, Maryland, New York, and Washington, D.C., reflect high demand with higher average salaries for IR RNs in many cities.

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From invasive cancer in the brain to a simple broken finger, travel radiology technologists help diagnose and visualize a range of maladies using modalities such as X-ray, computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), and fluoroscopy. Without their expertise in capturing the most accurate images in a timely manner, doctors and nurses would be flying blind.

At Nomad, we understand the importance of radiology techs and want them to have access to competitive pay and career support throughout their travel journey. Amongst our allied health travel jobs, travel radiology tech jobs are the most popular, with hundreds of unique options nationwide. Additionally, we provide a full breadth of insurance benefits that include medical, dental, vision, and malpractice insurance. As a radiology tech, we know obtaining different state licenses and certifications can be expensive, so we offer reimbursements in certification, licensure, scrubs, and up to $1,000 of one-way travel to your assignment.

Working as a traveling rad tech can be overwhelming at times, so we provide resources to help you succeed. As a radiology tech with Nomad, you have a dedicated team of Navigators to answer any questions in the application process and beyond. While you’re on assignment, our in-house group of expert travel clinicians, the Clinical Excellence team, is also available to help communicate your needs to facilities.

Travel rad tech job requirements

To qualify for a travel rad tech job, you must meet certain criteria. It’s important to note that each rad tech job may have slightly different requirements based on the location and the needs of the facility. The following requirements serve as a general checklist for most travel rad tech jobs.

Educational requirements

To become a traveling radiology technologist, the first step is to graduate from an accredited radiologic technologist program; either an associate's or bachelor's degree is acceptable. Technically, certification after graduation is not nationally mandated but is recommended as many healthcare facilities prefer their techs to be certified.

Licensure requirements

The majority of states require travel rad techs to have an active license in the state they are planning to work in. If you are applying for a job in a state you haven’t worked in before, be prepared to obtain a license in that state.

Experience requirements

After graduating from a degree program, obtaining proper certification, and qualifying for any required state licenses, you’re going to want to start gaining experience! Take a minimum of 12 months to two years to gain hands-on experience in whatever radiology specialty you’re licensed to practice under. Think of this time and experience as an investment into your future success. It’s important to feel comfortable and confident with managing different modalities and imaging protocols before becoming a travel radiology technologist.

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Certification requirements for rad tech travel jobs

The gold standard organization for certification is the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT). Depending on the course of study in your degree program, you can qualify to test for a number of radiology certifications. The ARRT offers six different specialties that are considered primary pathways. The most common primary specialty is the ARRT (R).

• ARRT (MR)- Magnetic Resonance Imaging
• ARRT (N)- Nuclear Medicine
• ARRT (T)- Radiation Therapy
• ARRT (R)- Radiographer
• ARRT (S)- Sonography
• ARRT (VS)-Vascular Sonography

We are constantly expanding our partnerships to ensure we offer the broadest range of opportunities for our clinicians. Depending on the job, we may accept certification from the Nuclear Medicine Technology Certification Board (NMTCB) or the American Registry of MRI Technologists (ARMRIT) .

Aside from facility preference, individual states have licensing requirements that vary greatly; if you intend to work in a specific state, be sure to double check if additional testing and licensing are required. The American Society of Radiologic Technologists (ASRT) provides an ongoing list of state requirements.

Additional certifications for rad tech travel jobs

Travel radiology technologists can test for postprimary credentials with ARRT in order to learn new skills and expand their knowledge in other modalities. The post-primary specialties, with the exception of the ARRT(MR) and ARRT(VS), must be paired with an initial primary pathway certification.

• ARRT (BD)-Bone Densitometry
• ARRT (BS)-Breast Sonography
• ARRT (CI)- Cardiac Interventional Radiography
• ARRT (CT)-Computed Tomography
• ARRT (MR)-Magnetic Resonance Imaging
• ARRT (M)-Mammography
• ARRT (VI) -Vascular Interventional Radiography
• ARRT (VS)- Vascular Sonography

According to the AART , the purpose of certification is to provide greater credibility to the skills of a radiology technologist; it can also signal to future employers, state licensing agencies, and federal regulators that there is a commitment to providing high-quality care.

Travel rad tech job duties and responsibilities

The American Registry of Radiologic Technologists identifies the following areas as content categories for rad techs seeking their Radiography (R) certification. The following is meant to provide a broad overview of important skills, knowledge, and responsibilities; for the full detailed list of areas of expertise, visit the ARRT website.

Patient Care

Patient care encompasses a lot of different elements, including ethical and legal aspects, interpersonal communications, ergonomics and monitoring, and medical emergencies. In addition, patient care also includes infection control, the handling and disposal of toxic or hazardous material, and pharmacology.

Safety is a critical piece of being a travel rad tech. You must be familiar with radiation physics and the effects radiation has on the body. There is also radiation protection, which includes minimizing patient exposure and personnel protection.

Image Production

As a rad tech, it’s your responsibility to facilitate high quality image production. Some factors to be mindful of include receptor exposure, spatial resolution, and distortion. Technique charts, automatic exposure control, digital imaging characteristics, image identification, and criteria for image evaluation are also skills within image production. There’s also equipment operation and quality assurance.

Radiologic imaging is used across a wide variety of cases, and has countless applications when it comes to diagnostic work. Rad techs should be familiar with correct positioning and anatomy, and be able to adapt certain procedures to each patients’ individual conditions. There are head, spine, and pelvis procedures, thorax and abdomen procedures, and extremity procedures.

Soft skills required for rad tech travel jobs

Traveling radiology techs frequently interact with patients, nurses, doctors, and other personnel. Depending on the facility, some travel radiology technologists may be the only ones staffing the department, so having a flexible mindset and knowing how to ask for help from unfamiliar faces is vital. Overall, having a friendly demeanor and a collaborative approach to interacting with others will help travel rad techs be successful in their assignments.

Attention to detail

As a travel rad technician or technologist, you may be working with a variety of equipment types, especially if you end up pursuing a post primary subspecialty. It’s your responsibility to ensure high quality images for the team, and have a detailed understanding of how to make that happen.

Communication

Not only is it important to communicate well with your colleagues and leadership, but it’s also important to help your patients understand the procedure they’re experiencing. For example, procedures like CT scans or mammograms may be uncomfortable and stress-inducing; you may have an opportunity to provide some education and comfort.

Problem solving

A willingness to problem solve and troubleshoot can be helpful for travel rad techs. You’ll encounter different technologies and patient care situations; staying calm when issues arise will be a valuable asset.

Types of rad tech travel jobs

Computed tomography (ct) radiology technologist.

A travel radiology tech specializing in computed tomography (CT) will likely require certification in the ARRT (R) and the ARRT (CT). According to the ARRT, some of the core duties of CT radiology tech travel jobs include positioning the patient properly for a scan, taking a full medical history, and ensuring the patient has adequate IV access if necessary. Techs also administer IV contrast and document any adverse actions, select the correct protocols and perform scans, and notify the right medical staff of any critical findings. Some CT rad techs work in the emergency room and can scan stroke and trauma patients emergently at all hours. Most facilities require techs to have at least 12 months of recent CT radiology experience and their Basic Life Support (BLS) certification.

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) radiology technologist

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, MRI lab techs specialize in using magnetic resonance imaging scanners. The scanners use magnetic fields and contrast agents to produce images that a physician can use to diagnose medical issues. Some tasks that MRI radiology tech travel jobs require you to perform include checking the patients for the presence of contraindicated metal implants, administering intravenous contrast like gadolinium, selecting appropriate imaging protocols, and communicating critical findings to physicians and nurses. For travel MRI radiology techs, most facilities will require at least 12 to 24 months of recent MRI experience and the ARRT (MR), along with BLS.

Interventional radiology (IR) technologist

Travel interventional radiology technologists work primarily in interventional radiology units where minimally invasive procedures are performed with the assistance of computed tomography imaging, magnetic resonance imaging, or x-ray fluoroscopy. Some core duties of an IR tech travel job include assisting the IR physician in preparing access sites on the patient, correctly positioning the patient, selecting the appropriate imaging protocols and contrast agents, and scrubbing in to assist with the procedure. IR radiology technologists will at minimum, need the ARRT (R) certification, BLS, and at least 12 to 24 months of recent IR tech experience Some facilities may require the ARRT (VI) certification.

Cath lab radiology technologist

A travel cath lab tech is a radiology technologist with experience in the cardiac catheterization lab. They will manage the procedural imaging equipment, help position the patient properly, prepare medications according to physician instructions, scrub in to assist during procedures like coronary angioplasties and femoral angiography, and process images post-procedure. Some facilities may require travel cath lab radiology techs to have the ARRT (R) and the ARRT (CI) certifications. Less commonly, some require the Registered Cardiovascular Invasive Specialist (RCIS) from Cardiovascular Credentialing International (CCI). Most require at least 12 to 24 months of recent cath lab experience and BLS.

Miscellaneous travel rad tech job requirements

Immunization requirements.

To secure a travel rad tech job, you will need to be up to date on your immunizations according to facility policy. This may include recent flu vaccines, TB tests, and more.

Background check and drug screen

Pre-employment background checks and drug screenings are an important part of obtaining a travel rad tech job. Verifying employment history and reference are also common procedures for each new assignment. Many travel agencies will pay for expenses related to background checks and drug screening.

Why consider a travel rad tech job?

There are a lot of exciting reasons to consider taking a travel rad tech job. Not only is the job an opportunity to travel to a new place, travel positions can offer great pay and learning opportunities that could boost your career.

High demand for rad techs

Rad tech positions are projected to grow in demand, potentially making it a secure job choice.

Competitive pay

Rad tech travel jobs may pay more than staff rad tech jobs. Many things can impact travel pay including your experience, education, location, credentials, and facility needs. When you browse travel rad tech jobs on Nomad, you’ll see a pay breakdown (including travel stipend) of every job so you know exactly what you can earn before you apply.

Continuous learning

Taking travel rad tech jobs may put you on the fast track to learn about the latest education, techniques, and equipment used in the field. If you’re interested in getting ahead of the curve, applying for a rad tech travel job might be right for you.

Visit new locations

One of the biggest perks of being a travel allied health clinician is the ability to travel to see new places. You get to decide which jobs to apply for, and which states to potentially go to. Accepting travel rad tech jobs in new locations also might expose you to new facilities and patient populations you may not experience in a staff position.

Top locations for rad tech jobs

The demand for travel rad tech jobs varies across different states based on factors such as the overall demand for rad tech support, the number of healthcare facilities, and the demographics of the regional population. In addition, states with a larger population and advanced healthcare infrastructure may need more travel rad tech support than others. Make sure you are licensed in the state you are applying for.

Georgia radiology tech jobs

The Georgia Department of Human Services states that Georgia has the ninth fastest-growing 60 and older population; an age group that generally has more medical demand as a whole. At Nomad Health, we have rad tech jobs in a number of cities, including Atlanta, Braselton, Macon, and more.

New York radiology tech jobs

The dense population and high number of healthcare facilities in New York make it a hotspot for travel rad techs. At Nomad, we see a lot of demand in Rochester, Albany, and Brooklyn, but it’s subject to change and fluctuation.

Ohio radiology tech jobs

Given its relatively low cost of living, Ohio can be a great place for travelers. Rad techs may find jobs in bigger cities like Columbus or Cleveland, or smaller cities like Beachwood or Cuyahoga Falls.

Texas radiology tech jobs

Similar to New York, Texas has dense, high-growth population areas with a good number of healthcare facilities. While searching for rad tech jobs in New York, you may find opportunities in Austin, Houston, Dallas, and many other cities.

How to prepare for your first rad tech job

Ask about orientation.

One of the most important topics you can bring up to your hiring manager (or Nomad Navigator!) is the onboarding process at your new job. Knowing how much support you will have at the beginning and during the assignment will help you set realistic expectations for your first week or two on the job.

Be adaptable

As a traveler, you will be walking into a new facility with its own nuances and a lot of new faces. You will need to be prepared for possible ambiguity and performing tasks that you may not have much experience with.

Build relationships

Remember to network and build relationships with your new colleagues! Connect with other travel rad techs and learn about their experiences. There may be a lot to learn and their insights, just like yours, is valuable.

Pack wisely

As a travel clinician, packing wisely is a must! Remember to pack all the essentials that you will need for the duration of your travel assignment. Do some research as well; how close is your next facility or housing to convenience stores? How easy will it be to get the essentials once you arrive? What kind of weather should I be packing for? We recommend packing extra pairs of scrubs, toiletries, and anything else to make you comfortable during your stay.

Tips for finding the best travel rad tech jobs

Research rad tech job agencies.

To find travel rad tech jobs that best match what you’re looking for, do some research! Each agency will be a little different, and not all will offer travel rad tech jobs.

Read reviews

Deciding which agency to work with in job hunting is a big decision, and one that you want to be confident about. Use a search engine to read testimonials and reviews that other travel rad techs have left about the agency. These reviews should give you a general idea of whether the agency meets your needs and standards.

Compare job benefits

While pay may be a driving factor in choosing a travel rad tech job, it’s not the only important aspect to consider. Remember to look into additional benefits, such as stipends for scrubs, licenses, and travel, as well as health insurance and the option to invest in a 401(k). While Nomad Health offers all of these benefits, not every agency will, so it’s important to compare perks to find what works best for you.

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Take your skills on the road, develop your talents and gain vital experience while meeting new people, exploring new places and making a positive impact across the nation.

Aya Healthcare provides opportunities for travel interventional radiology nurse jobs across the United States. When you join the Aya Healthcare team as a travel nurse, you’ll gain access to the largest healthcare job database and receive dedicated support from our team of recruitment, credentialing, payroll and travel specialists.

Discovering travel interventional radiology nurse jobs with Aya Healthcare is now easier than ever. Just complete your profile, then search for your ideal job. Express your interest with a single click, and we’ll manage the entire process for you, including licensing and compliance.

Aya Healthcare offers a range of benefits, including a 401(k) plan, competitive interventional radiology nursing salary , insurance options, free continuing education units (CEUs) and even a complimentary pizza if you work on your birthday.

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Settle down without settling with a permanent staff position at a leading hospital or healthcare organization.

Aya Healthcare is more than a travel agency. With strong connections with leading hospitals and healthcare systems across the country, we can assist you in finding permanent interventional radiology nursing jobs and ensure a faster placement than if you were to apply independently.

To get started, simply complete your profile then utilize filters to identify permanent interventional radiology RN jobs . One of our dedicated recruiters will reach out to offer guidance and exceptional support, including assistance with interview preparation and resume guidance. Serving as your most dedicated advocate, your recruiter will strive to secure priority placement, competitive compensation and ensure a seamless transition into your new role.

What per diem interventional radiology RN jobs are available?

Take control of your career with per diem opportunities that enable you to work when and where you want, improve your professional skills, supplement your income and more!

Enhance your career with per diem interventional radiology nurse jobs and enjoy flexibility, weekly earnings and personalized schedules. Just complete your file, then search per diem interventional radiology RN jobs near you . You can express interest with a single click, and we’ll take care of the licensing, credentialing and orientation for you.

With Aya Healthcare, you have the freedom to work as many per diem shifts as you desire, even while on a travel assignment. You can effortlessly manage your schedule with our mobile app, Shifts. Aya also provides competitive compensation, weekly payments, a 401(k) plan and sick leave benefits for per diem nurses.

What Factors Can Influence A Permanent Interventional Radiology Nurse Salary?

Keep in mind that an interventional radiology nurse salary can differ depending on the state and healthcare facility you’re interested in. Aya Healthcare provides competitive pay rates and guarantees weekly paychecks to help you maximize your earnings. When evaluating job prospects, it’s important to consider the complete range of benefits. Aya Healthcare includes a diverse array of benefits within our contracts, and healthcare facilities may offer additional incentives for your consideration.

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RADIOLOGY TRAVEL JOBS

Uniti med – a radiology travel agency.

We get it, you have a job in radiology that helps others . What if we told you that you could have more ?! More adventure, more pay, more time to do what you want. You bring your skills of diagnosing patients through imaging to help others all over the United States while exploring new places, making new friends, and adding more adventure to your life . At Uniti Med , our recruiters will help you every step of the way from finding a radiology travel job assignment, and housing logistics , to a generous compensation and benefits package, we support all your adventure s .

Radiology Specialties:

• CT Tech – Computed Tomography Technologist  
• MRI Tech -Magnetic Resonance Imaging Technologist
• Rad Tech – Radiologic Technologist
• Nuclear Medicine Technologist
• Mammography Technologist
• Dosimetrist
• Radiation Therapist
• Ultrasound Gen/Echo/Vascular
• Interventional Radiology Technologist
• Cath Lab Tech – Cardiovascular Catheterization Laboratory Technologist
• Echo Tech – Echocardiogram Technician
• EP Tech – Cardiac electrophysiology Technician
• Sonographer
• Special Procedures Technician
• Physicist  

Benefits and Perks

When you become a medical traveler the benefits and perks are larger than your quest for adventure. Radiology travelers earn top pay in addition to tax-free incentives based on the location of assignments. You get to pick your locations, the assignments you want to do and travel to do the activities you want to do. Don’t forget to send your recruiter a photo of your adventures , they love to know what you’re up to !

Uniti Med offers a comprehensive benefits package for all our cardiopulmonary travelers. These benefits move with you wherever you are — – from major metro areas to small town rural communities:  

• 401K with company match effective the 1st of the first day of the following month
• Day 1 Health Insurance
• Cigna medical, Met Life dental and vision insurance
• Health Savings Account (HSA)
• Medical Concierge, Narus Health
• Virtual visits with Teladoc
• International pharmacy (mail order)
• Voluntary Short Term Disability
• Hospital Insurance
• Accident Insurance
• Critical Illness Insurance
• Legal Insurance
• Identity Theft & Fraud Protection
• Pet Insurance
• Life and AD&D insurance
• Liability insurance
• Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
• Workers’ compensation insurance
• Career opportunities across the United States
• Roundtrip mileage reimbursement to and from assignments
• Recruiter is your single point of contact
• Competitive pay packages with per diem pay
• Car rental discount program
• Hotel and housing discounts
• Direct deposit payroll every Friday
• Certification reimbursement for qualifying certifications needed for each assignment
• Cost of immunizations covered when required by the contract
• License reimbursement for new licenses needed for each assignment
• Continuing Education Unit (CEU) reimbursement after 750 hours worked
• Loyalty bonus
• Referral bonus up to $700
• Uniti Med welcome box for new travelers

Radiology Job Locations

With nationwide job locations Uniti always ha s something for ever yone. If you want to spend the winter in Colorado skiing, we’ve got that . Maybe a warmer climate for winter sounds better – don’t worry , – we’ve got that too. You are in control of the locations that you want to take assignments. Your recruiter will be there to help guide you to new opportunities a cross the United States.

Compliance & Licensure

Maybe you want to take an assignment that requires AART certification, but you don’t have it . That’s not a problem at Uniti Med. We will help you find an AART approved educational program so you can complete your certification and be on your way to that new adventure. Who doesn’t love adventure and enhancing your skill set at the same time?

A Company With Heart

Uniti Med cares about its travelers. From picking just the right job to helping you adjust, Uniti Med makes sure they have your back. I would recommend trying Uniti Med for your next contract.

– Uniti Med Travel Radiology Tech

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