Advanced Imaging Technologist (Non-Patient-Facing)

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

Advanced 3D Imaging / Post-Processing Technologist

Relocation Assistance, Great Benefits with Retirement match, internal growth paths, advanced case mix

We are seeking an experienced 3D Imaging / Post-Processing Technologist for a specialized advanced-visualization position with a large regional health system.

This role supports a high-acuity Level I Trauma Center and teaching hospital by transforming CT, MRI, and interventional imaging data into advanced reconstructions used for diagnosis, procedural planning, and complex patient care.

This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced CT, MRI, or Interventional Radiology Technologist who has post-processing experience and wants to build a highly specialized imaging career with greater technical focus and less direct patient care.

Why This Opportunity Stands Out

• Specialized focus on advanced 3D imaging and visualization
• Complex neuro, vascular, cardiac, and interventional cases
• Technical, workstation-based responsibilities
• Less lifting, positioning, and direct patient interaction than traditional modality roles
• Three 12-hour weekend shifts with four days off each week
• Work supporting a Level I Trauma Center and major teaching hospital
• Direct collaboration with radiologists, surgeons, and procedural teams
• Long-term advancement within a large, stable health system
• Excellent health, retirement, education, and time-off benefits

Advanced Imaging Environment

This position supports one of the region’s most advanced hospital environments, including high-acuity trauma, neurological, vascular, cardiac, and interventional care.

The technologist will produce detailed 3D reconstructions, MIPs, flow studies, and advanced visualization outputs for complex cases, including neuro and brain imaging. This work directly supports clinical interpretation and procedural planning.

The workflow is performed remotely within the health system but is not a work-from-home position.

Day to Day

• 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

Must Haves

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

Candidates may come from CT, MRI, or Interventional Radiology backgrounds. A strong CT background is preferred because much of the post-processing is CT-based, but it is not the only background being considered.

Experience with vascular, neuro, brain, flow-analysis, or interventional imaging is highly valued, but not required.

Benefits Snapshot

• Multiple medical plan options with prescription coverage, plus dental and vision plans
• PTO, sick leave, and a flexible paid floating holiday
• Up to $5,250 annually in educational assistance with no waiting period
• Student-loan repayment of $400 per month, up to $10,000
• Immediate retirement-plan matching of 50% of the first 6% contributed
• An additional employer-funded retirement contribution for eligible employees
• Employer-paid basic life, AD&D, and disability coverage
• Wellness, family-care, and employee-assistance resources

Employees may choose either educational assistance or student-loan repayment during each calendar year. Benefits vary based on position and eligibility.

Build a Specialized Imaging Career

This is not a traditional scanning or procedural position. It is a highly technical opportunity for an experienced CT, MRI, or IR Technologist who wants to specialize in advanced visualization, support complex clinical decisions, and build an increasingly valuable imaging skill set.