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Travel Rad Tech Jobs in Virginia
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5,140
VA radiologic employment, May 2025
310
VA radiologic openings/yr, 2024-2034
Travel X-Ray Tech Jobs in Virginia: Outlook
O*NET's 2024-2034 projections anticipate 310 annual openings for Virginia radiologic technologists and technicians. That includes growth and replacement hiring across employment types, not just travel work. BLS estimated 5,140 employed in the state in May 2025.
Virginia Radiography Settings and Retirements
Virginia's 2025 radiologic workforce report estimates that 19% worked in outpatient facilities or community clinics. Another 18% worked in physician offices and 16% in stationary diagnostic centers. These estimates cover state licensees working in Virginia. They don't capture every hospital-exempt technologist. For travelers, office and imaging-center experience connects to a large share of the state's licensed radiologic workforce.
The same Virginia report estimates that 19% of its radiologic workforce expects to retire within ten years, including 5% within two. These are stated plans, not confirmed departures. For travel rad tech jobs in Virginia, the figures show why succession can matter even when workforce growth is modest: maintaining existing radiography services requires planning for experienced technologists to leave.
Travel Radiology Tech Jobs in Virginia: FAQs
Does every Virginia radiologic job require a state license?
Virginia's exemption covers people employed or engaged by a hospital, health system or urgent-care center affiliated with either. The Board of Medicine limits it to radiologic duties within that employment. It doesn't exempt all work at independent offices or imaging practices.
Can I use a temporary Virginia radiologic license while waiting?
Virginia doesn't issue temporary radiologic licenses. The Board of Medicine requires the issued license for work outside the hospital-related exemption. If that applies to your role, you can't begin the work on the strength of a pending application.
Does Virginia require all radiologic renewal credits to be Category A?
At least 12 of the 24 hours must be Category A. The Virginia Board's renewal guidance requires 24 hours acceptable to and documented by ARRT during the last two-year cycle. That is the state's minimum; your registry's renewal requirements remain separate.
Does radiation-dose accounting restart with a new Virginia job?
Changing employers doesn't restart the calendar-year dose record. For workers who need monitoring, Virginia's radiation rule requires the facility to determine occupational dose already received during the current year. Earlier assignments therefore remain relevant when the new site establishes your exposure history.
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