Travel MRI Tech Jobs in Texas

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2,930
Texas MRI employment | May 2025
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Texas MRI annual openings | 2024-2034

Texas MRI Workforce and Annual Openings

Texas had about 2,930 MRI technologists in May 2025, per BLS. The Texas Workforce Commission projects 180 openings a year for 2024-2034, including growth and replacement hiring. Both measures cover the statewide occupation; neither counts current travel assignments.

Travel MRI Technologist Jobs in Texas: Outlook

Texas is projected to add nearly one-fifth to its MRI workforce over a decade. Using its 2024 baseline, the Texas Workforce Commission projects 477 additional MRI positions by 2034 across employment types. For travelers considering Texas beyond a single assignment, that points to a growing MRI workforce with hiring needs from both expansion and departures.

Texas doesn't require a radiologic technologist license for MRI practice, according to the Texas Medical Board. Its guidance covers technologists with ARRT certification in MR only. That removes a state licensing step for MRI-only practice, but employers can still require a Medical Radiologic Technologist (MRT) license. When they do, applicants must meet the state's MRT eligibility rules.

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MRI Tech Travel Jobs in Texas: FAQs

Can I drop my supporting ARRT credential for travel MRI tech jobs in Texas?

If you earned MRI through ARRT's postprimary pathway, you must keep a supporting credential active. Working only in MRI doesn't remove that obligation. This prerequisite doesn't apply to MRI credentials earned through the primary pathway.

What changed for Texas MRT continuing education reporting?

Texas MRT holders with CE requirements must now use CE Broker before renewal. For renewals on or after September 1st, 2026, CE compliance must show as complete before you can access the renewal system. This concerns MRT holders, not an MRI-only state license.

Can an MRI technologist help program an implanted device?

Yes, ASRT supports helping program implanted devices under direct physician supervision. Laws, accreditation rules and facility policy must permit it. You also need proper training, equipment and a defined protocol. This doesn't authorize independent programming.

Who has final authority over an uncertain MRI safety decision?

The final call sits with the MR Medical Director or a designated Level 2 MR physician, under ACR's 2026 safety manual. Routine cases can run on written protocols. Anything outside those protocols goes back to the physician.

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