Travel Rad Tech - Louisville, KY - $1,933 per week - 01/14/25

AlliedTravelCareers is working with Trustaff to find a qualified Rad Tech in Louisville, Kentucky, 40201 Pay Information $1,933 per week About The Position About this job As a Radiology Tech, you'll complete diagnostic procedures by working directly with the patient to capture images requested by the attending physician. Radiologists/Rad Techs and CT Techs must have expert knowledge of the imaging equipment, its operation, and the imaging processes. Duties & Responsibilities Travelers work for a limited amount of time at a particular location, providing patient care and support before moving on to their next exciting adventure. Travel healthcare professionals are experienced caregivers who adapt quickly to change and enjoy learning new things. Take your skills on the road and explore somewhere new-all while earning a great living Qualifications Basic professional requirements include: - 1-2 years recent experience in the job's primary area of care - Active license or appropriate accreditation in one of the 50 US states - Additional requirements & certifications as may be requested by the specificfacility/unit - An enthusiastic, adventurous spirit with a desire to help 9724365EXPTEMP Top Reasons to Work in Travel Healthcare A career in travel healthcare offers a unique blend of adventure, professional growth, and personal fulfillment, enriching your life in ways that extend far beyond the boundaries of any single assignment. By working in travel healthcare, you'll build a diverse portfolio of experiences and accomplishments, enhancing your professional reputation and marketability. By working in travel healthcare, you'll develop adaptability and resilience, essential qualities for thriving in a rapidly changing healthcare landscape. The demand for travel healthcare professionals ensures steady job opportunities, providing job security and stability in an ever-changing job market. The transient nature of travel assignments allows you to avoid workplace politics and drama, focusing instead on delivering quality patient care.