NOC 32121 - Medical radiation technologists

Gtrworldwide; North Battleford; On-site; CAD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive wages

Training support

Opportunities for growth

Supportive work environment

Job summary

GTR Worldwide is seeking qualified Medical Radiation Technologists to provide diagnostic imaging and therapeutic procedures with a focus on safety and patient comfort. You will work with clinicians to ensure accurate imaging, proper dose management, and high-quality patient care.

Applicants should have completed an accredited program, be registered as required, and demonstrate strong communication and teamwork in a fast-paced clinical setting.

Qualifications

• Completion of an accredited medical radiation technology program or equivalent diploma/degree.
• Registration or certification with the appropriate provincial/territorial regulatory body where required for practice.
• Clinical practicum or hands-on experience in diagnostic imaging or radiation therapy.
• Knowledge of radiation safety principles, dose optimization, and relevant regulations.
• Ability to perform patient care tasks, including safe patient handling and positioning.
• Proficient written and verbal communication skills and familiarity with digital imaging systems (PACS/RIS).

Responsibilities

• Prepare and position patients for diagnostic imaging or radiation therapy procedures, explaining procedures and screening for contraindications.
• Operate and adjust imaging and therapeutic equipment to acquire high-quality diagnostic images or deliver prescribed radiation treatments.
• Select and set technical parameters, monitor image quality, and perform image post-processing and documentation.
• Implement and maintain radiation safety, infection control, and patient privacy practices; monitor radiation dose and exposures.
• Collaborate with physicians, nurses, and other healthcare professionals to review requests, communicate findings, and coordinate patient care.
• Perform routine equipment quality control checks, basic troubleshooting, and maintain accurate patient and procedure records.

Skills

Patient assessment and compassionate

Operation calibration imaging

Radiation safety and dose management

Image evaluation and QA

Communication and teamwork

PACS/RIS computer literacy

Education

Accredited medical radiation technologist program

Tools

PACS/RIS

Job description

Job Summary

Provide diagnostic imaging and therapeutic procedures using specialized radiation equipment to support patient diagnosis and treatment. Deliver safe, compassionate patient care while adhering to radiation safety standards and clinical protocols.

Number of Positions: 4

Main Duties

• Prepare and position patients for diagnostic imaging or radiation therapy procedures, explaining procedures and screening for contraindications.
• Operate and adjust imaging and therapeutic equipment to acquire high-quality diagnostic images or deliver prescribed radiation treatments.
• Select and set technical parameters, monitor image quality, and perform image post-processing and documentation.
• Implement and maintain radiation safety, infection control, and patient privacy practices; monitor radiation dose and exposures.
• Collaborate with physicians, nurses, and other healthcare professionals to review requests, communicate findings, and coordinate patient care.
• Perform routine equipment quality control checks, basic troubleshooting, and maintain accurate patient and procedure records.

Requirements

• Completion of an accredited medical radiation technology program or equivalent diploma/degree.
• Registration or certification with the appropriate provincial/territorial regulatory body where required for practice.
• Clinical practicum or hands‑on experience in diagnostic imaging or radiation therapy.
• Knowledge of radiation safety principles, dose optimization, and relevant regulations.
• Ability to perform patient care tasks, including safe patient handling and positioning.
• Proficient written and verbal communication skills and familiarity with digital imaging systems (PACS/RIS).

Required Skills

• Patient assessment and compassionate care
• Operation and calibration of imaging and therapy equipment
• Radiation safety and dose management
• Image evaluation and quality assurance
• Effective communication and teamwork in clinical settings
• Computer literacy with PACS/RIS and electronic health records

Benefits

Benefits include competitive wages, supportive work environment, opportunities for growth, training support, and other employer‑specific benefits depending on the position and location.

About GTR Worldwide

We are a Canadian immigration, recruitment, and settlement company based in Canada, with multiple branches across the globe. We support clients who have decided to relocate to the land of opportunities by offering services related to employment, education, immigration, recruitment, and settlement. At GTR Worldwide, we aim to provide professional Canada visa consultancy and recruitment support to help newcomers feel informed, prepared, and confident.

We assist a wide range of clients and agents from around the world and work to build their strengths and confidence so they can pursue opportunities in Canada.