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Take the next step in your healthcare career and join Nomad Health as a travel radiologic technologist. Move your travel healthcare career forward and find your next job today. To apply for a travel radiology technologist or x-ray technician job with Nomad Health, you must have an active ARRT certification, evidence of at least one year of MRI experience as a rad tech, and evidence of at least one year of experience within your speciality/modality within the last three years.
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Travel radiology technologists use x-ray, computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), and/or fluoroscopy to help diagnose and visualize different maladies. Nomad Health seeks an experienced MRI radiology tech for a travel assignment in FL.
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Nomad Health seeks an experienced MRI radiology tech for a travel assignment in PA. At least one year of total experience as a radiology tech (some jobs may require more experience) We have a number of jobs to support different types of ARRT-issued certifications, including nuclear med techs, radiation therapists, and more.
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Nomad Health seeks an experienced MRI radiology tech for a travel assignment in IN. An active individual state license and/or certification to practice as a rad tech. An active credential issued by ARRT.
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Nomad Health seeks an experienced MRI radiology tech for a travel assignment in MI. As a traveler with Nomad, you get access to industry-leading pay, outstanding benefits, and our knowledgeable Nomad Navigator support team.
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Nomad Health seeks an experienced MRI radiology tech for a travel assignment in KY. We also have a 401(k) program with employer matching options, a user-friendly digital timekeeping process, and weekly direct deposits.
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Nomad Health seeks an experienced MRI radiology tech for a travel assignment in NJ. In addition to real hands-on support, we have a benefits package that was explicitly built for traveling clinicians and includes a housing stipend, partial travel reimbursement, and major medical and dental plans available on your first day of work.
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Nomad Health seeks an experienced MRI radiology tech for a travel assignment in IL. They can help you with your application, credentialing, and finding housing. Our Navigators have experience working with travel rad techs and can even help with on-the-job concerns if any arise while on assignment.
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Nomad Health seeks an experienced MRI radiology tech for a travel assignment in HI. With your Nomad Health account, you get access to our unique digital platform; a platform built to help you land your perfect assignment.
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Nomad Health seeks an experienced MRI radiology tech for a travel assignment in WV. Our Nomad Navigators are passionate about helping you get to the bedside as quickly and efficiently as possible. Some on-the-job responsibilities include, but are not limited to: providing individualized, non-judgemental, non-discriminatory care to all patients, families, and staff, monitoring patient condition and assessing needs, and communicating and documenting all required details as per facility charting protocol.
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Nomad Health seeks an experienced MRI radiology tech for a travel assignment in GA. Major medical and dental plans available on your first day of work. You must have also graduated from an accredited school within your discipline, and score at least 80% on all Nomad competency assessments.
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Nomad Health seeks an experienced MRI radiology tech for a travel assignment in NC. Register for a Nomad Health account to view full job details and apply. Reimbursement for travel to your assignment.
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Nomad Health seeks an experienced MRI radiology tech for a travel assignment in ID. Weekly deposits direct to your bank account. 401(k) with employer matching available. At Nomad, we want to give you the tools you need to succeed.
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Nomad Health seeks an experienced MRI radiology tech for a travel assignment in KS.
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Nomad Health seeks an experienced MRI radiology tech for a travel assignment in MS.
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