Travel Interventional Radiology Technologist - $3,585 per week

Company : Cure Healthcare Staffing

Location : Tacoma, WA, 98417

Posted Date : 10 October 2025

Job Details

Cure Healthcare Staffing is seeking a travel Interventional Radiology Technologist for a travel job in Tacoma, Washington.

Job Description & Requirements

Specialty: Interventional Radiology Technologist
Discipline: Allied Health Professional
Start Date: 01/12/2026
Duration: 16 weeks
40 hours per week
Shift: 10 hours, days
Employment Type: Travel

Cure Healthcare is seeking a Rad Tech - Interventional Rad Tech for positions in Tacoma, Washington. Current Washington license and AHA BLS and ACLS required and additional certifications related to this specialty. To qualify for this travel assignment, the candidate's primary residence must be located at least 50 miles from the facility address. This shift is 4x10 Days. Required: 2 years of recent experience in Interventional Rad Tech. Please inquire for specific job details and confirm shift required by facility.

Cure Healthcare Staffing Job ID #33430311. Pay package is based on 10 hour shifts and 40.0 hours per week (subject to confirmation) with tax-free stipend amount to be determined. Posted job title: Rad Tech:Interventional Rad Tech,07:30:00-17:30:00

About Cure Healthcare Staffing

Phone Number: Main: 512-572-6388

Website: https://curehealthcarestaffing.com/

With 20+ years of healthcare staffing experience, Cure is helping nurses and allied health professionals rediscover their love of patient care while providing healthcare facilities with the flexible staffing solutions they need.

We talk to nurses and techs every day who feel overwhelmed. By empowering them with flexibility and ownership of their career, we can keep more qualified healthcare professionals in direct patient care.

Patient care should always come first. That’s why we went through the process to become accredited by the Joint Commission. We only accept staff that meet the Joint Commission quality criteria so we can ensure that short-term staff assignments contribute to quality care rather than detract from it.