Travel Radiology Technologist

Skokie, IL
Full Time
Entry Level

Travel Mobile Radiologic Technologist (Multi-State)

Location: Travel Required (2-Week Rotations Across Company Locations)

Employment Type: Full-Time

Why Join All-Stat Portable?

Ditch the hospital basement, workplace politics, and long shift monotony. At All-Stat Portable, your office changes with the landscape. Since 1978, we’ve empowered RTs to deliver vital bedside diagnostics to patients in skilled nursing facilities, rehab centers, and private residences.

If you love the freedom of the open road and want the impact of travel work with the stability of a direct-hire team, this is your spot. You’ll spend 2 weeks on assignment at our strategic locations across the country before rotating home.

  • True Autonomy: Deliver high-impact care independently with full logistics and 24/7 clinical backing.
  • Top-Tier Travel Pay: Competitive base rate, travel stipend/per diem, and performance bonus opportunities every pay period.
  • Fully Equipped: Provided company vehicle and state-of-the-art portable digital equipment on assignment.
  • Travel Flexibility: Structured 2-week travel rotations to keep your work fresh and your schedule balanced.

Key Responsibilities

  • Mobile Bedside Imaging: Perform high-quality mobile X-ray and EKG exams directly at patient locations across assigned travel territories.
  • Travel & Navigation: Drive a company vehicle to scheduled facility and residence visits throughout your 2-week regional assignment.
  • Digital Workflow: Capture, process, and transmit clear images efficiently for rapid radiologist interpretation.
  • Multi-State Operations: Seamlessly adapt to different regional routes and facilities while maintaining top clinical standards.

Qualifications & Requirements

  • Certification: Active ARRT certification (Required).
  • State Licensing: Active Radiologic Technologist licensure in each state of operation/travel assignment (Required).
  • Education: Certificate or Associate Degree in Radiologic Technology.
  • Driving Record: Valid driver’s license with a clean driving record.
  • Travel Readiness: Willingness to travel out-of-state for 2 weeks at a time on a rotating schedule.
  • Skills & Demeanor: Compassionate bedside manner, strong self-direction, adaptability, and reliable problem-solving skills on the road.

Benefits & Perks

  • Healthcare: Employer-contributed Medical, Dental, and Vision coverage.
  • Travel Coverages: Travel stipends, housing/lodging arrangements, and vehicle provision while on deployment.
  • Financial Protection: Disability & Life Insurance, plus overtime opportunities.
  • Time Off: Paid Time Off (PTO) tailored to support travel rotation schedules.
  • Career Growth: Multi-state exposure and advancement pathways as our national footprint expands.


Ready to Take Your Career on the Road?
If you're an ARRT-certified Technologist licensed across multiple states and ready for high-pay, high-impact travel, apply today to join the All-Stat Portable team!
 
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