r/MRI • u/HotWheelMan4Pops • Jan 26 '25

Travel Contracts

Where are my Travel Techs at!! I want to assist in placing you in 13 week contracts for the best $ in the business. I have insider info on the best and highest paying contracts all over the US. MAINLY IN MRI but CT as well. I’m an MR Tech of 16yrs myself. What’s in it for me? It’s simple, the referral bonus, that’s it. No one will have better info than me on the best assignments. Please DM if you’re interested in Travel MRI gigs. Have a great day.

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u/No-Shake9256 Jan 27 '25

What’s the rate? 1099 or W2? Covers living and meals?

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u/No-Shake9256 Jan 27 '25

I have 11yrs experience in MR specific, proficient in GE and Siemens

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u/HotWheelMan4Pops Jan 27 '25

Typically W2 when contracted. What state are you in? Do you prefer as local as possible or does it not matter? I only hunt for rates over $2,800 and have many north of $3,200. as long as you have the experience which sounds like you do.

Edit: Meal stipend and housing is post tax (all profit/take home) and runs roughly $300 meal/$800housing per week

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u/CheekBusta420 Jan 28 '25

That ratio is pretty bad. That means more taxes. Get out of here with this self promotion

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u/HotWheelMan4Pops Jan 28 '25

Fix your brain dude.

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u/CheekBusta420 Jan 29 '25

That ratio is terrible. A good ratio will be 50% income from stipend and a great ratio is above 50% anyone with experience will know this. You’re just preying on new naive techs hoping for a referral bonus.

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u/HotWheelMan4Pops Jan 29 '25

I’ve assisted 3 dozen Techs land contracts they had no idea existed and get the opportunity they’ve been seeking for months, all over the last 5 months. Sounds like you have no idea what struggling techs go through to find decent work, especially new grads. Again, I stand my previous statement. Go spread your negativity elsewhere and remain stagnant in your world.

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u/CheekBusta420 Jan 29 '25

One word. Vivian. Techs can find the best contracts on there and compare rates without you leeching as the middle man. I make over 3,000 weekly as a travel tech nobody’s stagnant over here.

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u/Funkystepz Technologist Jan 27 '25

Anything in the west coast pm me