Advanced 3D Imaging & Visualization Technologist

INHealth; Norfolk (VA); Hybrid; USD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation Assistance

Excellent Benefits

Retirement matching

Growth opportunities

Job summary

INHealth in Virginia offers an Advanced 3D Imaging / Post-Processing Technologist role focused on transforming CT, MRI, and interventional imaging into advanced reconstructions for diagnosis and procedural planning. The position emphasizes technical, workstation-based responsibilities with less direct patient interaction and provides a path for long-term growth within a large health system.

Major trauma and teaching-hospital settings are involved, with extensive collaboration across radiology

Qualifications

• Graduate of an accredited Radiologic Technology or imaging program.
• Current ARRT certification.
• Current BLS certification.
• At least five years of advanced imaging experience.

Responsibilities

• Perform advanced post-processing of CT, MRI, and interventional imaging studies.
• Create MIPs, flow studies, and detailed 3D reconstructions.
• Develop advanced neuro, brain, and vascular imaging models.
• Support interventional and procedural-planning workflows.
• Review imaging datasets for quality and completeness.
• Ensure accuracy of diagnostic and procedural imaging outputs.
• Collaborate with radiologists, surgeons, and clinical teams.
• Maintain documentation and advanced-imaging workflow standards.
• Utilize specialized visualization and post-processing software.

Skills

ARRT certification

BLS certification

Post-processing expertise

CT/MRI/IR experience

Education

Accredited Radiologic Technology program

ARRT certification

Tools

3D visualization software

MIP analysis tools

CT/MRI post-processing software

Job description

INHealth in Virginia offers an Advanced 3D Imaging / Post-Processing Technologist role focused on transforming CT, MRI, and interventional imaging into advanced reconstructions for diagnosis and procedural planning. The position emphasizes technical, workstation-based responsibilities with less direct patient interaction and provides a path for long-term growth within a large health system.

Major trauma and teaching-hospital settings are involved, with extensive collaboration across radiology