Operating radiographic, CT, MRI, and fluoroscopic equipment; positioning patients for optimal image quality; following radiation safety protocols; maintaining imaging equipment; and communicating with radiologists on image quality.
Radiology Technologists produce the diagnostic images that guide clinical decision-making across every medical specialty. We find the professionals your organisation needs through dedicated retained search — not job boards.
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Operating radiographic, CT, MRI, and fluoroscopic equipment; positioning patients for optimal image quality; following radiation safety protocols; maintaining imaging equipment; and communicating with radiologists on image quality.
ARRT certification in relevant modalities, active state licensure, BLS certification, and hands-on experience with the specific imaging equipment used in the department. Cross-training in multiple modalities significantly increases candidate value.
Cross-trained imaging technologists (R and CT, or R and MRI) are among the most sought-after clinical professionals in any imaging department. Expect strong competition from hospital systems and imaging centres.
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