Travel CT Tech Jobs

Licensing & Credential Requirements

California

Travel CT Tech positions require active ARRT certification in the appropriate modality. Most facilities also expect current BLS certification through the American Heart Association. California requires a CRT (California Radiology Technologist) certificate issued by the CDPH Radiologic Health Branch. Fluoroscopy permits are required for certain modalities. Many facilities require ARRT (R) as a primary credential in addition to the CT specialty. IV certification or competency verification for contrast administration is increasingly standard. Facilities with Level I or II trauma designations may require demonstrated emergency CT experience. Submit your CRT application through the CDPH Radiologic Health Branch as soon as you have an offer — temporary permits are not routinely issued for radiologic technologists.

Colorado

Travel CT Tech positions require active ARRT certification in the appropriate modality. Most facilities also expect current BLS certification through the American Heart Association. Colorado does not require a separate state license for most radiologic technology modalities. Many facilities require ARRT (R) as a primary credential in addition to the CT specialty. IV certification or competency verification for contrast administration is increasingly standard. Facilities with Level I or II trauma designations may require demonstrated emergency CT experience.

Georgia

Travel CT Tech positions require active ARRT certification in the appropriate modality. Most facilities also expect current BLS certification through the American Heart Association. Georgia does not require a separate state license for ARRT-certified radiologic technologists beyond national certification and BLS. Many facilities require ARRT (R) as a primary credential in addition to the CT specialty. IV certification or competency verification for contrast administration is increasingly standard. Facilities with Level I or II trauma designations may require demonstrated emergency CT experience.

Tennessee

Travel CT 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. Many facilities require ARRT (R) as a primary credential in addition to the CT specialty. IV certification or competency verification for contrast administration is increasingly standard. Facilities with Level I or II trauma designations may require demonstrated emergency CT experience.

South Carolina

Travel CT Tech positions require active ARRT certification in the appropriate modality. Most facilities also expect current BLS certification through the American Heart Association. South Carolina requires registration with the SC DHEC Bureau of Radiological Health. Many facilities require ARRT (R) as a primary credential in addition to the CT specialty. IV certification or competency verification for contrast administration is increasingly standard. Facilities with Level I or II trauma designations may require demonstrated emergency CT experience.

Pay Overview

Based on 90 of 91 current travel CT Tech assignments nationwide.

Travel CT Tech pay ranges from $2,054 to $3,544 per week, with a median of $2,695. The $1,491 spread reflects variation in shift differentials, location, and facility acuity. Packages include tax-free stipends averaging $1,544 per week for housing and meals.

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