3 travel radiology jobs found

Start Date: December 18, 2025 January 1, 2026 Location: Beautiful Montana (Critical Access Hospital) Type: Locum Tenens 24-hour Call Coverage Position Overview We re seeking an experienced Board-Certified General Surgeon for a locum tenens opportunity in Montana. This is a high-paying short-term assignment providing 24-hour call coverage at a 25-bed Critical Access Hospital (Level IV Trauma Center). You ll be supported by a strong clinical team and enjoy working in a collaborative, rural healthcare environment while serving a community that truly values its physicians. Key Details Dates: December 18, 2025 January 1, 2026 Schedule: 24-hour call; must remain within 20 minutes of the hospital Setting: Critical Access Hospital Cases: Bread-and-butter general surgery (including laparoscopic) Facilities: 3 OR suites, 1 endoscopy suite, CRNA support Support: Full-service radiology (CT, MRI, U/S), lab, and therapy services Requirements Board Certified in General Surgery...

Specialty: Radiology Additional Information Board Certified Active MT license or IMLC Modalities: General ER Mix, but mostly focused on CT On-site weekend coverage- Friday/Saturday 24-hour in-house, Sunday on call low volume 10-bed critical access facility About All-Star Healthcare Solutions Benefits Dedicated, specialty-specific consultants Signature Red Carpet Service Help with credentialing and licensing Malpractice coverage included Competitive pay Paid travel and housing Full-service locums and perm staffing NALTO member Purpose-driven mission to improve patient care Note: Additional details such as start date, shift schedule, procedures, and patient load will be provided upon inquiry.

JOB SUMMARY: Coordinates and performs the diagnostic radiographic and computed tomography procedures on patients, according to provider/physician orders.  Performs proper x-ray exposure to aid in the diagnosis of fractures, diseases, and other injuries.  Performs CT examinations with knowledgeable operation of the scanner and scan protocols. The technologist must prepare and position patients for the x-ray or CT examination and take the appropriate images.  The technologist also must process imaging plates, inspect, maintain, and make minor repairs to the x-ray and CT equipment.   The RT works under the direct supervision of the radiology manager and the consulting radiologists from Billings Clinic and Virtual Radiology. He or she also works to satisfy the demands of the ordering physician under the means of the radiology department and contributes to the efficient operation of the department, ensuring the quality and continuity of patient care. The radiologic...