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Travel Rad Tech Job in Boston, MA
- Pay when open
- $2,303/wk
- Original start
- Nov 30, 2026
- Shift
- Days · 3×12
- Contract length
- 13 weeks
This travel Rad Tech job in Boston, Massachusetts, is a 13-week assignment with Anders Group. This role pays $2,303 per week and follows a day shift with a 3x12 schedule.
In this travel Rad Tech job, you will perform diagnostic radiography, prepare and position patients, operate X-ray and related imaging equipment, capture diagnostic-quality images, follow radiation-safety protocols, and coordinate completed studies with the clinical team.
Requirements for this Travel Rad Tech Assignment
- Active MA license, registration, or certification as required
- At least 1 year of recent experience in Rad Tech
- BLS certification (AHA) if required by the facility
- Ability to follow facility safety protocols and maintain accurate documentation
Responsibilities for Rad Tech travel job:
- Provide Rad Tech services in accordance with facility standards
- Follow established clinical workflows, safety protocols, and procedures
- Collaborate with physicians and interdisciplinary healthcare staff
- Maintain accurate and timely patient documentation
- Support quality care initiatives and positive patient outcomes
FAQs: Travel Rad Tech jobs in Boston, MA
How much of central Boston can I explore on foot?
Boston, MA, packs a lot into a compact city, which is part of why exploring on foot works so well. Beacon Hill, Newbury Street, Boston Common, the Public Garden, and the Charles River are all close to central neighborhoods. You can move from historic streets to shopping, dining, parks, and the river without turning a day off into a long trip across the metro.
What are my public-transit options for getting to Boston Logan?
Boston Logan is connected to the city by several public-transit options, including the MBTA Silver Line, Blue Line connections, and water transportation. If you’re staying in a Boston, MA, neighborhood with good transit access, you may be able to reach the airport without making parking or a separate ride part of the plan.
About Boston, MA
Transit matters in Boston, MA, where healthcare work sits inside a dense, walkable metro. Hospital imaging in the city is joined by outpatient settings in Waltham, with Brookline and Chestnut Hill adding more radiology sites, while diagnostic labs and surgical work reflect the city's academic and research environment. Cambridge and Somerville put the central districts within an easy ride, and Quincy's there for the south side. If the contract sits on a strong transit line, a car isn't automatically the easiest option. The Charles River Esplanade offers an easy central-city reset between shifts, and matching the worksite to a transit-connected neighborhood is the move that makes the whole assignment simpler.