Travel Radiology Technologist - $2,117 per week

Travel assignment for a Radiology Technologist in Charlotte North, North Carolina.

About the Facility

• 874 licensed beds
• Level I Trauma and Level 1 Pediatric Trauma center
• Teaching hospital
• Chest Pain Center and Stroke Center

Department Information

• Average patient volume: 350–400 per day
• X-ray suites:
  • OR: 40 operating rooms with 12 C-arms and 2 O-arms available
  • Main Level (4th floor): 2 x-ray rooms, 3 fluoroscopy rooms
  • ED: 2 rooms
  • 15 portable units
• Minimum 2 years of acute-care experience required; trauma-level experience (Level I, II, or III) preferred
• First-time travelers accepted if they have trauma-facility experience

Patient Types & Common Diagnoses

• Adults and pediatrics (including neonates) from ED, ICUs, nursing units, and outpatient settings
• Full spectrum of radiology exams and diagnoses
• High-acuity patients due to teaching-facility status
• Shift-by-shift rotation among ED, OR, and Main radiology areas

Responsibilities

• Perform general X-ray imaging of head, neck, spine, extremities, abdomen, hands, feet, and chest
• Trauma imaging and portable bedside exams
• OR imaging for spinal, orthopedic, general surgery, neuro, and pediatric cases
• Operate C-arm (required) and O-arm (preferred)
• Precept x-ray students based on experience

Requirements

• BLS certification
• ARRT-R certification
• EPIC EMR experience
• Confidence in fast-paced, high-acuity clinical environments
• Strong communication and teamwork skills

Support Available

• Lead Tech and 24/7 supervisor
• Manager and collaboration with MD residents/fellows
• On-site staffing levels:
  • Days: 22 Rad Techs
  • Mids: 11 Rad Techs
  • Nights: 6 Rad Techs
  • Weekend Days: 12 Rad Techs
  • Weekend Nights: 6 Rad Techs
• 24/7 RT, Rapid Response/Code Team, and on-site radiologists
• Department transporter available

Technology & Equipment

• EMR: EPIC (required)
• Department equipment:
  • Shimadzu RadSpeed general radiography rooms
  • Konica and Shimadzu portable units
  • Philips C-arm
  • O-arm

Schedule

• Duration: 25 weeks
• 40 hours per week, 8-hour shifts
• Night shift: Monday–Friday, 11:00 PM–7:30 AM
• No weekend rotation; travelers stay on contracted days/shifts
• No call requirement
• Holidays worked if they fall on a scheduled day
• Manager approval required for time off
• Orientation: up to 5 days, flexible based on traveler needs

Additional Details

• Scrub color: Black (provided if assigned to OR)
• Free parking across multiple decks
• Department culture: teamwork-focused, high clinical skill sets, fast-paced environment
• No floating outside of x-ray areas and portables within the facility