TELUS·Calgary, Alberta
Perform bone density and body composition scans while ensuring high imaging quality and patient confidentiality. Collaborate with an interdisciplinary care team to provide diagnostic data for personalized health recommendations and lead the training of new technologists.
Perform bone density and body composition scans, serving members who are actively engaged in their health journey and seeking preventative insights
Ensure patients are correctly identified and maintain patient confidentiality at all times
Explain procedures to members and assist in positioning to facilitate accurate, high-quality imaging
Ensure complete and accurate patient screening and that imaging quality standards are maintained maintain imaging quality standards in accordance with clinic and regulatory requirements
Reproduce scans accurately and troubleshoot positioning or technical issues as they arise
Assist members in addressing any needs or concerns that arise during their visit
Maintain accurate documentation and ensure all imaging records are completed appropriately within required systems
Perform routine performance checks on equipment and peripherals; report non-operational equipment or equipment failure to the Operations Manager
Maintain organized, clean procedure areas and ensure materials are prepared in advance
Participate in educational programs, trainings, and workshops deemed appropriate to maintain clinical excellence
Support accreditation, quality assurance, and safety initiatives as required
Lead training and evaluation of new imaging technologists, contributing to the establishment of clinical excellence standards across the team
Support the continuous evolution of imaging protocols and procedures based on clinical best practices and feedback
Collaborate closely with clinical and operational leadership to support workflow optimization and exceptional member experience
Graduate of an accredited medical radiography program and current certification with the Canadian Association of Medical Radiation Technologists (CAMRT)
Current MRT registration with the Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic & Therapeutic Technologists (ACMDTT) — Alberta-based regulatory requirement
Proficiency in performing bone densitometry scans and body composition imaging
Proficiency in using PACS/RIS (Picture Archiving and Communication Systems / Radiology Information Systems) and electronic health records (EHR) platforms, with demonstrated comfort learning new health IT systems
Exceptional verbal and written communication skills and genuine comfort explaining technical procedures to members from diverse backgrounds and health literacy levels
Strong professional judgment, organized and able to manage your time effectively
Strong problem solver with ability to critically think and analyze data
Diligent, autonomous, punctual, discreet, with excellent people skills
Strong attention to detail and ability to maintain consistent quality standards
Ability to work collaboratively within an interdisciplinary care team
Demonstrated commitment to patient-centered care and delivering a high-touch member experience
1+ years of experience working in bone mineral density (BMD) imaging — this accelerates your impact and reduces training time
Experience operating bone densitometry devices, particularly GE Lunar Prodigy systems (training on our specific equipment will be provided to qualified candidates without prior Prodigy experience)
Ability to create protocols and manuals to support team training and standardization
Experience working in a preventative health, executive health, or private healthcare environment is considered an asset
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Must be a graduate of an accredited medical radiography program with current CAMRT certification and ACMDTT registration in Alberta. Proficiency in bone densitometry, body composition imaging, and health IT systems like PACS/RIS is required.
Market context
In Alberta, medical imaging technologist roles are typically in steady demand across hospitals, diagnostic clinics, and outpatient settings. These positions are competitive because employers look for current CAMRT certification, ACMDTT registration, and practical skills in bone densitometry plus PACS/RIS workflows. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save time, then confirm your credentials and highlight hands-on imaging system experience in your application.