Travel Imaging Jobs Across the United States

CT technologists, MRI technologists, and X-ray technologists are the most in-demand travel imaging roles. Ultrasound techs, mammography techs, interventional radiology techs, and nuclear medicine techs also have strong travel opportunities, especially in rural and underserved facilities.

Travel imaging professionals typically earn $1,800 to $3,200 per week. CT and MRI techs tend to command the highest rates due to specialized skills and high demand. Crisis contracts at underserved facilities can push weekly pay even higher.

Most positions require ARRT certification in your modality (CT, MRI, radiography, mammography, etc.) plus a state license where the contract is located. BLS certification is standard. Multi-modality techs who hold certifications in CT and MRI can access higher-paying contracts.

Yes. If you hold ARRT certifications in multiple modalities (e.g., X-ray + CT, or CT + MRI), you can access dual-modality contracts that typically pay more. Multi-skilled techs are highly sought after and have the widest selection of available assignments.

Equipment varies by facility — you may work with GE, Siemens, Philips, Canon, or other manufacturers. Agencies typically ask about your equipment experience during the application process. Being comfortable with multiple vendors makes you more marketable for travel assignments.