Travel MRI Tech Job in Anchorage, AK
- Weekly pay
- $2,763
- Specialty
- MRI Tech
- Contract length
- 3 weeks
About This Travel MRI Tech Job
This travel MRI Tech job in Anchorage, Alaska, is a 3-week assignment with Anders Group. This role pays $2,763 per week.
In this travel MRI Tech job, you will perform physician-ordered MRI exams, screen and position patients, operate MRI equipment, follow magnet and patient-safety protocols, and produce diagnostic-quality images for interpretation.
Anders Group supports allied health travelers with personalized recruiter guidance, streamlined onboarding, free license support and renewals, weekly pay, and Day 1 benefits. Apply today to learn more about this travel MRI Tech job in Anchorage, AK and other allied health assignments available nationwide.
Job Details
- Specialty: MRI Tech
- Location: Anchorage, AK
- Shift: TBD
- Schedule: TBD
- Contract Length: 3 weeks
- Start Date: ASAP
- Setting: Please contact for setting details
Requirements for this Travel MRI Tech Assignment
- Active AK license, registration, or certification as required
- At least 1 year of recent experience in MRI Tech
- BLS certification (AHA) if required by the facility
- Ability to follow facility safety protocols and maintain accurate documentation
Responsibilities for MRI Tech travel job:
- Provide specialized care within the MRI Tech department
- Monitor patient progress and communicate updates to the care team
- Perform treatments, procedures, or therapies as appropriate to your specialty
- Maintain accurate and timely documentation
- Follow all facility guidelines and regulatory standards
Benefits
- Weekly pay
- Housing and meal stipends when applicable
- Travel reimbursement options
- Medical, dental, and vision coverage
- 401(k) retirement plan
- Licensure and certification reimbursement
- Employee assistance programs
- Refer a friend, earn $500
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Enhance Your Allied Health Travel Career With Anders Group
You bring specialized clinical and technical skills to every assignment, and Anders Group is committed to supporting your career. Since 2010, our people-first team has connected allied health professionals with travel assignments nationwide across medical imaging, respiratory care, surgical services, laboratory, and other allied specialties.
Your recruiter takes time to understand your specialty, credentials, preferred shifts, locations, and career goals while helping you navigate credentialing, licensure and certification, and each assignment. Join more than 10,000 healthcare professionals who have trusted Anders Group for responsive support, career guidance, and travel opportunities that move them forward.
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- Nationwide allied health opportunities
- Dedicated allied health recruiters
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