I'm Interested
Job Search
I'm Interested
Update Job Preferences

Travel CT Tech Job in Chesapeake, VA | Mids (5x8)

This Job Has Been Filled.

Explore similar CT Tech jobs below.

Open CT Tech Jobs in VA

View All CT Tech Jobs

Explore Chesapeake, VA

Across a huge footprint at the southern edge of Hampton Roads, Chesapeake, VA threads suburban corridors between working farmland and the wild edge of the Great Dismal Swamp. Travel RNs here pick up emergency and labor and delivery assignments, with the wider metro's hospital systems adding contract options across the bridges and tunnels. Geography drives the daily logistics; tunnel traffic can dominate a commute, so travelers match housing to their campus side early. Rentals run suburban and reasonable against the region's beach cities. The swamp refuge offers trails and blackwater paddling minutes from subdivisions, an odd and wonderful contrast, and Virginia Beach's oceanfront runs about thirty minutes east for the standard-issue beach days off.

FAQs – Travel CT Tech Jobs Near Chesapeake, VA

Expand All
What certifications are required for travel CT Tech jobs?

Travel CT Tech jobs typically require the following certifications and credentials, though exact requirements vary by facility:

  • ARRT certification in Radiography (ARRT R)
  • ARRT Computed Tomography certification (ARRT CT)
  • State imaging license, where required
  • Basic Life Support (BLS)
How quickly do facilities typically hire travel CT Techs?
Travel CT Tech roles often move quickly once a strong candidate is submitted. Because imaging departments rely on consistent coverage, facilities frequently prioritize technologists who can start on time, have complete credentials ready, and can adapt to existing protocols without extensive training.

Chesapeake Regional Medical Center — Chesapeake, VA

Chesapeake Regional packs unusual procedural depth into an independent community hospital: open-heart surgery, a neurointerventional stroke suite, and a growing trauma program.

  • Cardiovascular care, including open-heart surgery and a Chest Pain Center, calls for cath-lab technologists and perfusionists.
  • The neurointerventional suite and Comprehensive Stroke Center generate neuro-interventional radiology and CT work.
  • The Sidney M. Oman Cancer Center and Breast Center support radiation oncology, infusion, and breast imaging.
  • Fifteen operating rooms across neurosurgery, orthopedics, vascular, plastic, urology, and ENT surgery sustain perioperative staffing.
  • The BirthPlace and two sleep centers add labor-and-delivery and sleep-diagnostic work.