Key Highlights- Weekly pay: $3,585–$3,830 per week- Guaranteed hours: 40 per week- Contract duration: 13 weeks- Shift: 8 hours- Start date: 11/16/2026- Setting: hospital imaging department- Local vs travel rate: local rate policy applies for residents within 50 miles; local rate is $10 less than the posted bill rateResponsibilities- Perform radiographic imaging for neuro, trauma, and vascular cases, with attention to image quality and patient safety- Operate radiology equipment (general radiography, fluoroscopy) and support interventional procedures as needed; maintain equipment readiness- Position patients, apply imaging protocols, and monitor patient status during exams; assist radiologists and IR team as required- Ensure accurate labeling, documentation, and storage of images; comply with privacy and safety regulations- Collaborate with radiology, trauma, and Cath Lab teams to support high-acuity imaging needs, including on-call nights and weekend coverageRequirements- Active Massachusetts Radiologic Technologist license (MA License)- ARRT or RCIS certification- BLS and ACLS certifications- 2–3 years interventional radiology experience with neuro (acute stroke) and trauma imaging; vascular experience required- Level I Trauma and Cath Lab experience preferred- Ability to work in a hospital imaging environment and participate in a travel assignment with varying schedulesBenefits and Support- 24/7 recruiter and travel support- Fast credentialing and onboarding- Assignment support throughout the 13-week contract- Extension opportunities for eligible performers- Local vs travel rate guidance and policy informationFind more opportunitiesIf this assignment isn’t the right fit, consider applying for other travel radiology tech openings and clinical imaging roles at Healthforce Healthcare LLC: https://healthforce.applytojob.com/applyPlease note: Pay rates and guaranteed hours are estimates and may vary. This travel assignment takes place in a hospital imaging setting, with on-site coverage and collaboration with interventional and diagnostic teams.