Average Travel Interventional Radiology Technologist Salary

$2,444/week

The average salary for a Travel Interventional Radiology Technologist in Florida is $2,444 per week. This is 21% lower than the US average of $2,966.

Last updated on September 28, 2026. Based on 428 active jobs on Vivian.com in the last 7 days.

Travel Interventional Radiology Technologist salaries in Florida compared to National Averages

$2,444/week

Florida

21% lower than the US average.

$2,966/week

United States

What cities in Florida pay the most for Travel Interventional Radiologist Technologists?

Boynton Beach, Florida pays Travel Interventional Radiology Technologists the most, averaging $2,989 per week, followed by Jacksonville, Florida ($2,987) and Fort Lauderdale, Florida ($2,843). Jacksonville, Florida has the highest ceiling, with max weekly pay reaching $3,192. For comparison, the Florida average for Travel Interventional Radiology Technologists is $2,444 per week — Boynton Beach, Florida pays 22% more.

CityAverage Weekly SalaryMax Weekly Salary
Boynton Beach, Florida$2,989$3,155
Jacksonville, Florida$2,987$3,192
Fort Lauderdale, Florida$2,843$3,160
Tallahassee, Florida$2,760$2,920
Stuart, Florida$2,686$2,686
Tampa, Florida$2,623$2,765
Port St. Lucie, Florida$2,586$2,886
How does the pay for Travel Interventional Radiologist Technologists in Florida compare to nearby states?

North Carolina pays Travel Interventional Radiology Technologists the most, averaging $2,994 per week, followed by Louisiana ($2,939) and Virginia ($2,905). South Carolina has the highest ceiling, with max weekly pay reaching $4,177. For comparison, the Florida average for Travel Interventional Radiology Technologists is $2,444 per week — North Carolina pays 23% more.

Average Weekly SalaryMax Weekly Salary
North Carolina$2,994$3,699
Louisiana$2,939$3,407
Virginia$2,905$3,864
South Carolina$2,897$4,177
Georgia$2,794$3,438
Kentucky$2,705$3,819
Alabama$2,517$3,007
Tennessee$2,373$3,139
What are the highest paying Employers and Agencies for Travel Interventional Radiology Technologist jobs in Florida?

Refined Medical Staffing pays Travel Interventional Radiology Technologists the most, averaging $3,218 per week, followed by Integrated Healthcare Services ($3,192) and Trinity Health FirstChoice ($3,160). For comparison, the Florida average for Travel Interventional Radiology Technologists is $2,444 per week — Refined Medical Staffing pays 32% more.

Average Weekly SalaryMax Weekly Salary
Refined Medical Staffing$3,218$3,218
Integrated Healthcare Services$3,192$3,192
Trinity Health FirstChoice$3,160$3,160
Trailblazer Staffing Solutions$3,000$3,000
GTT Healthcare Staffing Solutions$2,886$2,886
First Connect Health$2,883$2,885
Voca Healthcare$2,883$3,098
The Judge Group$2,841$2,863
LeaderStat$2,838$2,838
NuWest Travel Nursing$2,801$2,801

Last updated on September 28, 2026. Information based on active jobs on Vivian.com.

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