Medical Techs have a strong job outlook. The Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates the growth in this field at 7% through 2029, which is faster than average when compared to all other jobs in the nation. Knowledge and experience as a Medical Technologist can open a lot of doors, too, as all types of employers in research and medicine hire for these types of positions.
And when you look into traveling Medical jobs, the doors open even wider. As a traveling Medical Technologist, you're able to find work in a variety of settings, expanding your resume and setting yourself up for career success in the future. But it's never all work and no play when you become a travel Medical Technologist with Club Staffing. You'll be able to choose assignments from across the nation, settle temporarily into new locations and enjoy adventures such as exploring various cultures, attractions, and outdoor landscapes on your days off.
What is the Salary of a Travel Medical Tech? $1,700-$3,600/week
The average salary for a traveling Medical Technologist can make between $1,700 and $3,600 per week.
On top of the travel Medical Tech salary, though, you can also get valuable benefits that include but aren't limited to, housing stipends or free housing, health coverage, life insurance, and retirement plan options.
Medical Technologist Job Description
- Maintains, troubleshoots and operates lab equipment
- Collects and prepares biological blood samples
- Analyzes microscopic blood cell numbers and morphology
- Performs blood matching for transfusion procedures
- Records cell test findings in facility database
In What Settings do Travel Medical Technologists Work?
Medical Techs can find work in settings where collected specimens must be tested for the purpose of diagnostics or making treatment decisions. Some common settings for traveling Medical Tech jobs include:
- Hospitals
- Universities and research centers
- Doctor's offices and clinics
- Outpatient treatment centers
- Medical and diagnostic laboratories
Disclaimer: Job wages are based on average rates and may be impacted by facility budgets and seasonality and may include a combination of taxable and non-taxable earnings and reimbursements.
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