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    Lehigh Valley Hospital–Schuylkill E. Norwegian StreetDays (4×10)Aug 17
    Pottsville, Pennsylvania
    $2,906 Weekly
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    What CT Tech Travelers Handle on Assignment

    Computed tomography sits at the center of acute diagnosis, and travel CT tech jobs concentrate where imaging volume runs highest, trauma centers, emergency departments, and high-throughput imaging suites where scanners rarely sit idle. CT is a post-primary specialty, so the work assumes a radiographer who has already added the CT credential and can step onto a busy console with little ramp-up. Right now 233 CT contracts are open across Advantis, with the most in California, Florida, and Georgia and start dates from July to November. Filter the open CT contracts above by shift, start date, and weekly pay to find the one that fits your background.

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    Live CT tech travel pay ranges

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    Below are the CT rates based on current openings, sorted by which states are paying travelers the most right now. The leaders tend to be expensive places to live or markets that are short on techs, and your stipends are part of that weekly number, so a high total in a costly state can come out smaller after rent.

    Massachusetts $2,890 New York $2,865 Washington $2,773 New Hampshire $2,758
    Minnesota $2,747

    Across the country, CT travel pay tracks imaging volume and trauma coverage more than metro size. States with dense trauma networks and round-the-clock emergency imaging, along with harder-to-staff markets that pay up to fill overnight CT, tend to top the list, while large but well-staffed metros can sit lower. Use this ranking to target the states where your CT credential and console speed earn the most, then open any linked state for its full list of current CT contracts.

    Weekly pay reflects current open Advantis CT Tech contracts: marketplace contract value, not a staff wage.

    CT Scan Volume and the ARRT CT Credential

    About 93 million computed tomography scans were performed in the U.S. in 2023, and CT has become central to how hospitals diagnose acute illness and injury. Head CT alone rose from 6.7% to 10.3% of emergency-department encounters between 2007 and 2022, which keeps trauma and acute-care imaging departments staffing CT around the clock. CT is also a post-primary specialty: the ARRT CT credential is earned only after a primary certification in radiography, nuclear medicine, or radiation therapy, so a travel CT tech is an advanced, multi-credentialed technologist who can step onto a busy console with little ramp-up. With CT volume this high and the credential earned only on top of a primary certification, that hard-to-staff skill set is real leverage for experienced CT travelers choosing where to work next.

    Imaging Departments Adding CT Travelers

    Use facility cards to compare CT assignments across trauma centers, emergency departments, stroke programs, and imaging teams with current openings.

    Winchester Medical Center Magnet

    495 beds · Winchester, VA

    Hiring now CT Tech IR Tech MRI Tech X-Ray Tech

    A 495-bed Magnet-recognized Level II trauma center in Winchester, VA, where allied techs handle interventional radiology and respiratory therapy.

    University of Oklahoma Medical Center Level I Trauma

    500 beds · Oklahoma City, OK

    Hiring now CT Tech Cath Lab Tech MRI Tech X-Ray Tech

    Oklahoma City, OK's 500-bed Level I trauma center, where allied teams cover respiratory therapy and cardiac cath lab.

    WellStar - Cobb Hospital Level III Trauma

    Austell, GA

    Hiring now CT Tech MRI Tech Surgical Tech X-Ray Tech

    A Level III trauma center in Austell, GA, with echocardiography, surgical services, and physical and occupational therapy.

    Mission Hospital Magnet

    850 beds · Asheville, NC

    Hiring now CT Tech IR Tech MRI Tech Ultrasound Tech

    Magnet-recognized Level I trauma center in Asheville, NC, an 850-bed hospital with radiation therapy and respiratory therapy.

    Holy Cross Hospital

    449 beds · Silver Spring, MD

    Hiring now CT Tech Cath Lab Tech MRI Tech Surgical Tech

    Holy Cross runs a MIEMSS-designated Cardiac Interventional Center for STEMI angioplasty plus a Level 3 Epilepsy Monitoring Unit, high-acuity settings for cath-lab and EEG technologists.

    HCA HealthONE Swedish Medical Center Level I Trauma

    504 beds · Englewood, CO

    Hiring now CT Tech Cath Lab Tech IR Tech MRI Tech

    Level I trauma center in Englewood, CO, a 504-bed hospital with interventional radiology and cardiac cath lab.

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    Travel CT Tech Jobs - FAQs

    Do travel CT tech jobs require the ARRT CT certification?
    Most travel CT tech assignments require the ARRT CT credential. It's a post-primary certification earned only after a primary credential in radiography, nuclear medicine, or radiation therapy, so hospitals treat it as a sign a traveler can run a busy CT console from day one. If your CT credential is in progress, some outpatient centers will consider strong registry-eligible techs, but hospital and trauma contracts nearly always want the completed credential.
    What drives weekly pay on travel CT contracts?
    Three things move CT pay, and none is the scan volume itself: how hard a site is struggling to staff, the local cost of living, housing and meal stipends ride inside the weekly total, so expensive markets post higher, and shift, since nights and weekends beat days. Every CT listing shows its live rate up front, so you can compare contracts on the same footing before you apply.
    What settings do travel CT technologists work in?
    Travel CT technologists work across trauma centers, emergency departments, acute-care hospitals, and outpatient imaging centers. The mix of emergency versus scheduled scanning shifts with each contract, which is why the setting shapes the day more than the city does. Trauma-center contracts usually mean more overnight and emergency scanning; outpatient centers run scheduled protocols at a steadier pace.
    Why is there steady demand for travel CT techs?
    CT has become central to acute diagnosis, and its use in emergency care has climbed for over a decade. That rising volume, paired with a credential that takes years to build, keeps hospitals staffing CT with experienced travelers year-round. Head CT alone rose from 6.7% to 10.3% of ED encounters between 2007 and 2022, and that curve is what keeps consoles staffed around the clock.
    How much CT experience do travel contracts expect?
    Most contracts want at least 2 years of recent, independent CT experience. Experience requirements vary from contract to contract, your recruiter can answer any questions and help find contracts that fit your experience. If you're within a few months of that threshold, ask anyway: some sites weigh strong recent volume above exact tenure, particularly on second shifts.
    How are X-ray and CT travel roles different?
    Both start from the ARRT radiography credential, but the daily work splits. X-ray covers high-volume plain films (chest, ortho, portables) across the whole hospital, while CT is a post-primary specialty running cross-sectional studies with contrast protocols and tighter acuity, often tied to the ED. CT contracts typically expect the added ARRT CT credential and pay for it, so radiographers often use travel X-ray work to bridge toward CT eligibility.