Travel CT Tech - $2,020 per week in Portland, OR

Job Opportunity – Radiology Technologist / Cath Lab – Portland, OR 97225

Start Date: August 31, 2026

Location: Portland, Oregon metropolitan area

Schedule: Day shift, 4x10-hour shifts (06:00 - 16:00), with on-call coverage required on weekdays and weekends. Weekend shifts may be required, particularly during staff shortages. Expected patient ratio of 1:3 with a daily census of approximately 25 patients.

Highlights:

• Work in a 536-bed short-term acute care teaching facility with 7 procedural rooms
• Operate fluoroscopy equipment in a dynamic Cath Lab environment with opportunities to scrub cases
• Gain exposure to diverse procedural areas including Neuro, Vascular, Cardiac, Interventional Radiology, and Structural Heart procedures
• 40 hours of paid orientation to support your transition
• Epic charting system experience required
• 91-day travel assignment with competitive compensation and support

Requirements:

• Active Oregon Radiology Technologist license or active license from another state with willingness to obtain Oregon Board of Medical Imaging (OBMI) licensure
• Minimum 1 year of Cath Lab experience as a Radiology Technologist
• Qualified to operate fluoroscopy equipment within the Cath Lab setting
• ACLS and BLS certifications required
• CCI RCIS or ARRT certification required
• Epic charting system experience required
• Experience with diagnostic and interventional cardiac catheterization procedures preferred
• Ability to scrub and maintain sterile field highly desired
• Must have reliable transportation
• COVID-19 vaccine not required; flu vaccine status to be determined

Why Join Us?

This travel assignment offers the opportunity to work in a premier teaching facility while advancing your skills across multiple procedural specialties. You'll receive comprehensive orientation, competitive compensation, and professional support throughout your 13-week assignment. Join a collaborative team in a state-of-the-art Cath Lab environment where your expertise in fluoroscopy and interventional procedures will make a meaningful impact on patient care.