Travel Radiology X-Ray Tech

Overview

Seize an opportunity to elevate radiology care as a Travel X‑Ray Tech, delivering precise imaging and compassionate patient service across Georgia and beyond. This multi‑week assignment in Austell places you at the heart of a dynamic healthcare community where state‑of‑the‑art equipment and collaborative teams empower you to impact diagnoses and comfort for patients at every step. Imagine the difference your expert positioning, technique, and unwavering commitment to safety will make for families facing medical decisions, while the beauty and diversity of Georgia surround your daily work—from the moss‑draped oaks of Savannah to Atlanta’s vibrant medical districts and the rolling mountains of North Georgia.

As you translate clinical need into clear, high‑quality images, you’ll accelerate care, support radiologists, and advance your own expertise in a fast‑paced, high‑touch environment. This opportunity starts on 03/09/2026 and extends across a flexible, multi‑week contract that respects your skills and your life outside the hospital.

Working in Austell, GA places you in a thriving healthcare hub just outside Atlanta, with access to premier imaging facilities, urban amenities, and a community that values teamwork. You’ll enjoy easy commutes to nearby hospitals and clinics, robust support from a coordinated travel program, and opportunities to gain exposure across a diverse patient population. If you crave variety, this role also offers locations across the U.S., expanding your professional network and sharpening your versatility in imaging modalities.

Georgia’s scenic landscapes—the historic charm of Savannah, the mountain backdrop of North Georgia, and outdoor escapes along Lake Lanier—provide refreshing breaks that complement a demanding clinical schedule. Beyond the site you call home for the week, you’ll have the chance to experience different communities, patient stories, and facility cultures, all while maintaining your standard of care and professional standards.

As a Radiology X‑Ray Tech on assignment, you’ll perform radiographic procedures with precision and compassion. Key responsibilities include preparing patients, positioning for a full range of radiographic studies, selecting appropriate exposure factors, and ensuring optimal image quality while maintaining radiation safety and privacy protocols. You’ll operate digital radiography systems, process images for radiologists, and participate in routine quality control, infection prevention, and equipment maintenance.

You’ll collaborate with technologists, nurses, and physicians to deliver timely, accurate images that inform diagnoses and treatment plans. The role offers clear pathways for professional growth: mastering advanced imaging techniques, expanding to CT or fluoroscopy where available, and earning continuing education credits with company support. Competitive benefits include a sign‑on or performance bonus, comprehensive housing assistance, and opportunities to extend the assignment if you thrive in the environment.

Additional support includes on‑the‑spot onboarding, relocation resources, and a robust 24/7 traveler support team available whenever you need guidance, troubleshooting, or a quick readiness check before a shift. We emphasize long‑term alignment with your career goals, not just a single placement, and we’ll work with you to map extension options that reflect your performance and aspirations.

Our partner organization is built on empowering its staff—valuing your expertise, encouraging ongoing learning, and fostering a supportive work culture where collaboration and care come first. You’ll find a culture that celebrates initiative, transparency, and professional respect, with clear pathways to advance your radiology career across settings and modalities. The company’s commitment to your well‑being includes comprehensive orientation, mentoring, and access to resources that help you balance travel with personal goals, ensuring you feel supported every step of the way.

If you’re ready to bring exceptional imaging to patients while expanding…