Travel Radiology MRI Tech

Introduction

Step into a dynamic opportunity as an MRI Technologist within Radiology, centered in Montpelier, Vermont, with a start date of January 12, 2026. This weeks-long assignment invites you to bring precision, compassion, and advanced imaging expertise to patients when they need it most. In the heart of Vermont’s capital, you’ll contribute high-quality MRI care that informs critical diagnoses while shaping a career defined by growth and impact.

Picture yourself navigating sophisticated imaging protocols, collaborating with physicians and technologists, and delivering patient-centered care in a supportive environment. Montpelier offers all the charm of a green mountain paradise—leaf-peeping in autumn, crisp winter days ideal for outdoor adventures, and a vibrant, walkable city life with a strong sense of community. Beyond Montpelier, this role also opens opportunities to work at various locations across the United States, enriching your professional repertoire while keeping your skills sharp and in demand.

Montpelier blends small-town warmth with access to robust healthcare networks, making it an ideal setting for a focused MRI practice. You’ll operate in a city renowned for safety, excellent schools, cultural amenities, and outdoor recreation within a short drive—mountain trails, state parks, and scenic drives that make downtime restorative. Vermont’s serene landscapes support a sustainable lifestyle, with farmers’ markets, local cuisine, and engaging community events that make professional commitments feel balanced and rewarding.

The position’s scope also includes the possibility of assignments at other U.S. locations, offering you exposure to diverse patient populations, imaging equipment configurations, and clinical protocols. This variety promotes adaptability, strengthens technical proficiency, and expands your professional network, all while maintaining the security of a well-supported travel career. Competitive benefits, housing options, and team‑assistance programs help you settle quickly wherever the assignment takes you, reinforcing your sense of stability in a flexible career path.

As an MRI Technologist in this radiology role, you’ll be responsible for delivering precise, high-quality magnetic resonance imaging while maintaining the highest safety and comfort standards for each patient. Your day-to-day responsibilities include preparing patients for MRI exams, screening for contraindications, selecting appropriate coils and sequences, monitoring during scans, and applying contrast media when clinically indicated, all while optimizing image quality and minimizing artifacts.

You’ll work closely with radiologists and technologists to tailor imaging protocols to the clinical question, ensuring consistent documentation, QA/QC checks, and adherence to safety guidelines. You’ll also contribute to process improvements—leveraging new coil technology, advanced sequences, and protocol adjustments to enhance diagnostic yield and workflow efficiency. This role supports professional growth within the MRI specialty through exposure to a broad range of indications, equipment platforms, and cross‑disciplinary collaboration, with opportunities to pursue targeted certifications or advanced technique training as you progress.

Compensation for this assignment includes a competitive weekly pay range of $2,789 to $2,826, reflecting the value you bring to the team. The engagement offers the potential for a sign‑on style bonus, housing assistance to ease relocation or temporary housing needs, and extension opportunities should you wish to continue contributing after the initial weeks. Importantly, this position does not guarantee a fixed number of hours per week, acknowledging the dynamic nature of travel assignments and patient flow.

You will receive ongoing, 24/7 support from the company while traveling, ensuring you have assistance whenever you need it—from onboarding and credentialing to clinical questions and operational logistics. Additional support systems include access to travel coordinators, clinical supervisors, and a resource‑rich…