Echo techs work alongside other healthcare providers, gathering information and generating imaging necessary to diagnose and treat heart conditions. Travel echo tech jobs let you serve patient populations across the country while enjoying an adventurous lifestyle you can't always get when you take a traditional, permanent position. Plus, as an allied traveler, you can depend on competitive compensation and benefits.
Whether you want to surf the sunrise waves of the Pacific, hike the Blue Ridges on the opposite coast, or see any landmark or city between, cardiac echo tech jobs with Club Staffing can make that possible. Travel sonographer jobs mean you're never bored; assignments can last around 12 weeks, and then, you can move on to another adventure all while learning new skills and adding impressing details to your resume.
What is the Salary of a Travel Cardiac Echo Tech?
The median annual salary for echo technicians in the United States is around $77,200 according to Salary.com. The same site puts the median sonographer job salary at around $67,920.
The exact number obviously depends on factors such as your experience and the city or state where you're working. The type of setting you to choose can also impact how much you make because hospitals and government organizations tend to pay better, on average, than other settings.
If you're looking to maximize your cardiac echo tech salary, know that for travel echo tech jobs, the salary can be higher than for pros in more traditional positions. Allied travelers with Club Staffing in travel echo positions can make up to $2,400 for weekly pay, for example.
And that competitive salary and the flexibility of a travel job doesn't mean you need to give up benefits. Club Staffing offers benefits that include:
- Medical, dental, and life insurance coverage options
- 401(k) retirement plans
- Accident and critical illness coverage
- Access to experienced recruiters to help you plan for the future of your travel career
Echo Tech Settings
On top of the perks hinted at above, travel echo tech jobs put you behind the wheel of your career. You can easily cherry-pick assignments to build an impressive resume that moves you toward your goals. Some settings you could work in as an echo tech include:
- Hospitals
- Imaging centers
- Outpatient surgery centers
- Medical and diagnostic centers
- Doctors' clinics
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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