X-Ray Tech
Seattle, WA
American Consultants
3x12 hrs, Rotating
Referral Bonus

Job Opportunity – Radiologic Technologist (X-Ray) – Seattle, WA 98122

Start Date: November 16, 2026

Location: Seattle, Washington

Schedule: Four 10-hour shifts, Monday through Thursday, 12:30 PM to 11:00 PM. Workload includes 17-20 exams per shift, primarily portable procedures in inpatient units and the emergency department. On-call availability is voluntary and appreciated but not required. No weekend coverage required.

Highlights:

• Travel assignment with a 13-week duration in a dynamic urban healthcare setting
• First-time travelers welcome with at least one year of experience
• Work alongside another technologist after 11:00 PM for collaborative support
• Gain experience across diverse patient populations including neonates, pediatrics, adults, and geriatrics
• Utilize Phillips equipment and PACS system in a modern radiology department
• Flexible on-call opportunities available on a voluntary basis

Requirements:

• Active Washington State Radiologic Technologist license (must be in hand prior to submission)
• ARRT (R) certification and current BLS certification required
• Minimum one year of experience in all general X-ray procedures
• Demonstrated experience operating C-arms in surgical settings
• Proficiency with Epic charting system required
• Experience in trauma and community hospital settings preferred
• Two professional references covering one year within the last three years
• Must be separated from any affiliated facilities for at least three months if previously employed as permanent staff

Why Join Us?

This travel assignment offers an excellent opportunity to expand your radiologic technology skills in a fast-paced environment serving diverse patient populations. You'll work a consistent Monday-Thursday schedule with no weekend requirements, allowing for excellent work-life balance. Comprehensive support is provided throughout your assignment, including orientation and access to interdisciplinary teams including respiratory services, rapid response teams, and transportation services.