Travel Radiology Special Procedures Tech Job

• Step into a pivotal Radiology role as a Special Procedures Tech in Vermont, starting 03/30/2026, on a travel assignment that blends advanced clinical practice with the beauty of New England.
• In this position you’ll support interventional radiology suites, drive precision imaging, and partner with physicians to deliver safer, faster, and more comfortable patient experiences.
• This role offers flexible weeks on assignment with competitive weekly pay ranging from 2,509 to 2,679, while you explore diverse settings across the U.S.
• The assignment currently requires zero guaranteed hours, giving you control over your schedule and the opportunity to optimize your work‑life balance.
• This is your chance to join a company that values your expertise and is committed to your professional growth, from day one.

Location Benefits

Berlin, Vermont, sits in a region where small‑town charm meets access to vibrant outdoor adventures. You’ll practice in a community oriented health system that prioritizes patient care and collaboration, with the option to rotate through facilities across Vermont and beyond. Beyond clinical excellence, you’ll enjoy the state’s natural beauty—leaf‑peeping in fall along tree‑lined backroads, cross‑country skiing and snowshoeing in winter, spring blooms and summer trails, and easy access to green mountains and scenic drives. For those who crave discovery, there are unique cultural experiences, farmers’ markets, and historic towns within a short drive. Working in Vermont also means exposure to a range of patient populations and procedural complexities, all within a supportive network that values your contributions. And for those who love travel, this assignment can open doors to other U.S. locations while you maintain a base in a region famed for quality of life, safety, and a collaborative healthcare culture.

Role Specifics and Benefits

As a Radiology Special Procedures Tech, you’ll be integral to the IR suite’s efficiency and patient safety. Your days will include pre‑procedure preparation, sterile technique, line and catheter access, as well as sterile field management and needle localization under fluoroscopic or image‑guided guidance. You’ll assist with hemodynamic monitoring, contrast administration, and post‑procedure recovery checks, while ensuring radiation safety and equipment integrity. You’ll collaborate with radiologists, nurses, and technologists to optimize throughput and imaging quality, document procedures accurately, and participate in quality improvement initiatives. The role supports professional growth through exposure to a spectrum of procedures, allowing you to expand competencies in complex interventions, catheter placements, embolizations, and state‑of‑the‑art imaging modalities.