Travel Rad Tech Jobs in Tennessee
Radiologic Technologists perform diagnostic X-ray examinations including chest, skeletal, abdominal, and fluoroscopic studies. They position patients accurately, select appropriate exposure settings, and evaluate image quality for diagnostic adequacy. Travel rad techs work across general radiology, emergency departments, surgery suites, and portable bedside imaging. Kingsport accounts for 1 of the 2 open Rad Tech positions in Tennessee, with the remainder spread across 1 other city. Typical contracts run 13 weeks at 40 hours per week. The current shift mix is 1 day, 1 night.
Pay Range
Based on 2 current Rad Tech assignments in Tennessee.
The $691 weekly spread between the lowest and highest-paying Rad Tech assignments in Tennessee reflects differences in shift timing, facility acuity, and geographic location. Packages include tax-free stipends averaging $1,298 per week for housing and meals, plus a taxable hourly base rate averaging $28/hr.
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Licensing & Credential Requirements
Travel Rad Tech positions require active ARRT certification in the appropriate modality. Most facilities also expect current BLS certification through the American Heart Association. Tennessee requires licensure through the Tennessee Board of Medical Examiners for radiologic technologists. Generalist rad tech positions typically require ARRT (R) and competency across portable, fluoroscopy, and general diagnostic work. Facilities with surgical suites expect C-arm experience. Some states require a separate fluoroscopy permit.
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