Travel Contract

Travel Radiology Technologist
Quincy, IL
Nightingale Nurses - Allied
3x12 hrs, Evenings

$2,352/week

Posted 4 days ago

Overview

Start Date03/16/2026
Shift Breakdown3x12 hrs
ShiftEvenings
Duration13 weeks

Pay

Estimated total pay

$2,352/week

Estimated taxable pay
$1,106/week
Estimated non-taxable stipends
$1,246/week

Description

Looking for a great Travel Radiology Technologist Job in Quincy, Illinois? Nightingale Nurses - Allied posted this Radiology Technologist Travel Allied Health Job that offers 36 hours a week for 13 weeks in Quincy, Illinois.

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The details for this Travel Radiology Technologist Job are:

Specialty: Radiology Technologist
Job Location: Quincy, Illinois
Travel Allied Health Salary: $2,352/week
Start Date: 03/16/2026
Assignment Length: 13 weeks
Total Hours Per Week: 36 weekly
Shift Breakdown: 3x12 hrs
Shift: 12 hours, evenings

Employer

Nightingale Nurses - Allied

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Quincy, IL

About

Quincy is steeped in a rich history, revealed in its more than 3,600 buildings on the National Register of Historic Places. The magnificent East End downtown is where movers and shakers lived during the 19th century, while the architecture in the South Side German Historic District sports an evident German influence. Perched atop bluffs along the Mississippi River in western Illinois, only the water separated it from the former slave state of Missouri on the other side. In the 1830s, Quincy was an essential link in the Underground Railroad and a pivotal city on the issue of slavery. Learn more at the History Museum on the Square, set within a Romanesque-Revival-style building that once served as the Quincy Public Library. At the riverfront Clat Adams Bicentennial Park, locals and visitors enjoy a series of outdoor concerts and 4th of July fireworks each summer.

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