Travel MRI Tech job in Everett, WA - Make $2,093 - $2,297/week

About the role

Aya is seeking a Travel MRI Tech Radiology / Cardiology to join their team in Everett, WA.

Responsibilities

• Perform MRI procedures under the supervision of a radiologist
• Ensure patient safety and comfort during procedures
• Accurately document patient information and procedure details in the electronic health record (EHR)
• Prepare and administer contrast media as required
• Use various imaging techniques such as T-1 Weighted Images, T-2 Weighted Images, Spin Echo Images, Gradient Echo Imaging, etc.
• Operate and maintain MRI equipment according to manufacturer guidelines and hospital policies
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to ensure optimal patient care

Requirements

• At least 1.0 year of relevant experience
• Current certification in ARMRIT, ARRT MR, BLS, either ARMRIT or ARRT (MR) (R), and WA license
• Knowledge of abdominal, adult acute care, adult ICU, brain, cervical, chest, ER/Trauma, face/soft tissue neck, female pelvis, GE, gradient echo imaging, hip/bony pelvis, knee, lumbar, male pelvis, PACS, perfusion, preparation and/or administration of contrast media, shoulder, surface coils, thoracic imaging

Qualifications

• Teaching hospital experience is required

Skills

• Abdomen
• Adult Acute Care
• Adult ICU
• Brain
• Cervical
• Chest
• ER/Trauma
• Face/soft tissue neck
• Female Pelvis
• GE
• Gradient Echo Imaging
• Hip/bony pelvis
• Knee
• Lumbar
• Male Pelvis
• PACS
• Perfusion
• Preparation and/or administration of contrast media
• Shoulder
• Spin Echo Images
• Starting Peripheral IV’s
• Surface Coils
• T-1 Weighted Images
• T-2 Weighted Images
• Thoracic

Benefits

Aya provides competitive benefits, including premium medical, dental, vision, and life insurance, a generous 401(k) match, paid company housing or a housing stipend, and paid sick time.

Pay

$2,093.56 to $2,297.32 weekly

Schedule

3x12-Hour shifts: 06:30 - 19:00

Openings

1 opening available

Start Date

August 10, 2026

Facility Info

The facility uses Epic as its charting system and requires teaching hospital experience.