Veterinary Radiology Tech — Imaging, Teaching & Safety

CSU Veterinary Health; Fort Collins (CO); On-site; USD 72,000 - 77,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Robust benefits package

Work-life balance

Potential relocation expenses or signing bonus

Job summary

CSU Veterinary Health in Fort Collins, CO is seeking a Radiology Technologist (R.T.) to provide specialized diagnostic imaging for veterinary patients. The role involves performing radiographic exams, assisting with fluoroscopic procedures, and ensuring quality imaging standards for clinical care.

Ideal candidates will have an Associate's degree in radiologic technology and at least 2 years of relevant experience. This full-time position is on-site, emphasizing collaboration within interdisciplinary teams to support veterinary medicine.

Qualifications

• Registered Radiologic Technologist (RT) by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT).
• Minimum of 2+ years related experience.
• 5 years' experience preferred in healthcare or veterinary system.

Responsibilities

• Perform diagnostic radiographic and fluoroscopic imaging procedures on animal patients.
• Coordinate and prioritize imaging exams and manage workflow.
• Operate and maintain radiology systems and imaging technologies.

Skills

Radiographic imaging techniques

Patient positioning

Collaboration with clinical teams

Radiation safety protocols

Education

Associate's degree in radiologic technology

Bachelor's degree

Tools

Radiographic equipment

Fluoroscopic C-Arm

RIS/PACS platforms

Job description

CSU Veterinary Health in Fort Collins, CO is seeking a Radiology Technologist (R.T.) to provide specialized diagnostic imaging for veterinary patients. The role involves performing radiographic exams, assisting with fluoroscopic procedures, and ensuring quality imaging standards for clinical care.

Ideal candidates will have an Associate's degree in radiologic technology and at least 2 years of relevant experience. This full-time position is on-site, emphasizing collaboration within interdisciplinary teams to support veterinary medicine.