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The University of Kentucky is seeking a 3D Lab Technologist to support Radiology’s new Advanced Imaging 3D Lab. The role creates advanced post-processing and renders 3D images from existing data sets, working closely with Radiology and Cardiology physicians to facilitate patient care.
Typical duties include collaboration with referring physicians, faculty, fellows, and residents, and hands-on training during orientation.
Required License/Registration/Certification
American Registry of Radiologic Technologists ( ARRT ) certification in CT or MRI or Nuclear Medicine Technologist Certification Board ( CNMTB ) Certification; If required for primary modality, Kentucky Board of Medical Imaging & Radiation Therapy ( KBMIRT ) license also required; Basic Life Support ( BLS )
Physical Requirements
Physical ability to remain in a stationary position (sitting or standing) for an entire workday, when not on breaks or at lunch.
Workday spent at a computer workstation, using a mouse and keyboard.
Work environment is quiet and dimly lit, with limited overhead lighting and ambient light from computer screens.
Lifting, pushing, pulling of objects up to 50 lbs.
Shift
Dayshift
Job Summary
The University of Kentucky is looking for a 3D Lab Technologist to support Radiology’s new Advanced Imaging 3D Lab. The 3D Lab Technologist is responsible for creating advanced post-processing, rendering 3D images from previously acquired data sets. The 3D Lab Technologist will work closely with both Radiology and Cardiology physicians to generate images needed to facilitate care for a variety of service lines.
The position works closely with referring physicians, as well as faculty, fellows, and residents within the departments of Radiology and Cardiology. The 3D Lab Technologist works independently, under the guidance of supervising physicians. They are expected to maintain focus on complex tasks throughout the day, and provide particular attention to detail in the creation of complex post-processed images.
The orientation period will require hands-on training with Radiology and Cardiology physicians. Experience with CT and/or MRI 3D post-processing is preferred, as this position will require in-depth knowledge of anatomy, pathology, and various post-processing software programs.
Skills / Knowledge / Abilities
Does this position have supervisory responsibilities?
Does this position have supervisory responsibilities? No
Preferred Education/Experience
Background as Advanced Imaging Technologist (CT, MRI , NM, etc…) with vascular/cardiac experience preferred.
Experience with post-processing software and or 3D Lab experience is preferred.
Deadline to Apply
Deadline to Apply 10/29/2026
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