Ultrasound/Sonographer: Ultrasound
Listed on 2026-10-22
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Outdoor/Nature/Animal Care
Join this exciting travel ultrasound technician role in Midland, Texas, where you’ll perform general radiology and cardiology ultrasounds during overnight shifts. This contract offers a unique opportunity to work Friday through Sunday nights, providing flexibility and the chance to experience some of the best local attractions in your downtime. If you’re ARDMS-certified with experience in AB, OB/GYN, and PS ultrasounds, this is a perfect match.
The work involves applying your technical skills to capture high-quality images while working in a fast-paced environment that keeps you engaged and challenged. Call may be required, adding an extra layer of responsibility for those who enjoy staying on their toes. This is a great chance to expand your professional experience while exploring the vibrant Texas landscape after hours.
Typically, the weather around this time of year in Midland is mild to warm, with pleasant temperatures and sunny skies that make outdoor activities enjoyable. It’s a great climate for exploring after shifts or unwinding on your days off.
Fun Things To Do:- Big Bend National Park: Enjoy scenic hikes, stunning canyon views, and star gazing in one of Texas’s most iconic natural landmarks.
- Permian Basin Petroleum Museum: Discover the history of oil in the Permian Basin and learn about the region’s industrial significance.
- Chill at Midland Community Theatre: Catch local plays and performances for a taste of Midland’s cultural scene.
- Visit the First Thursday Trade Days: Explore local crafts, food vendors, and live music at this lively market.
- Everyday Adventures in Odessa: Take a scenic drive or visit local parks that showcase the native Texan landscape.
Location:
Midland, Texas
Shift: Night, 12-hour shifts, Friday through Sunday
Duration: 13 weeks, approximately 36 hours per week
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