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14%
Sonographer job growth
6,000
Sonographer openings/year

Ultrasound Employment Growth and Openings

BLS projects 14% growth in diagnostic medical sonographer employment from 2025 to 2035, with 6,000 openings per year on average. Travel ultrasound tech jobs are part of this broader occupation, which also includes cardiac sonographers. Openings reflect both employment growth and replacement needs.

Finding Travel Jobs for Ultrasound Techs

Hospitals account for most sonography employment, but physician offices and diagnostic laboratories also represent a substantial part of the market. BLS employment data show that hospitals employed 58% of diagnostic medical sonographers in 2025, compared with 21% in physician offices and 11% in laboratories. Travel ultrasound tech jobs can span hospitals, imaging centers and specialty departments, with assignments focused on areas such as general, abdominal, OB/GYN or other sonography work.

Sonography is also one of the faster-growing imaging fields. The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects employment of diagnostic medical sonographers to grow 14% from 2025 to 2035. That growth spans hospitals and outpatient settings, which helps explain why travel ultrasound tech jobs can look so different depending on the patient population, specialty focus and type of imaging department.

Diagnostic medical sonographer performing an ultrasound exam.

Traveling Ultrasound Technologist Jobs FAQ

How much experience do travel ultrasound tech jobs require?

Most travel ultrasound tech jobs require 2 years of recent ultrasound experience. Some facilities accept 1 year. The individual job page lists the experience required for that opening.

Does RDMS certification satisfy an RVT requirement?

No. ARDMS awards RDMS and RVT as separate credentials. RDMS alone does not mean you hold the Registered Vascular Technologist credential. If an opening specifically requires RVT, an RDMS credential by itself does not meet that stated requirement.

Do I need to retake SPI to add another ARDMS credential?

No, if you passed SPI and have kept your ARDMS certification active. ARDMS allows active certificants to earn additional credentials without retaking SPI. You still need to meet the eligibility requirements and pass the relevant specialty exam.

Does ARDMS certification replace a required state sonographer license?

No. Where a state requires sonographer licensure, ARDMS certification does not grant that license. Oregon, for example, requires an active medical imaging license or permit from its board to practice. The credential and the state authorization are separate qualifications.

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