GreenTech Resources Worldwide Canada·North Battleford, Saskatchewan
Perform diagnostic imaging and therapeutic radiation procedures while ensuring patient safety and high-quality image acquisition. Collaborate with healthcare professionals to coordinate patient care and maintain equipment quality control.
Job Summary Provide diagnostic imaging and therapeutic procedures using specialized radiation equipment to support patient diagnosis and treatment.
Deliver safe, compassionate patient care while adhering to radiation safety standards and clinical protocols.
Number of Positions 4 Main Duties Prepare and position patients for diagnostic imaging or radiation therapy procedures, explaining procedures and screening for contraindications.
Operate and adjust imaging and therapeutic equipment to acquire high-quality diagnostic images or deliver prescribed radiation treatments.
Select and set technical parameters, monitor image quality, and perform image post-processing and documentation.
Implement and maintain radiation safety, infection control, and patient privacy practices; monitor radiation dose and exposures.
Collaborate with physicians, nurses, and other healthcare professionals to review requests, communicate findings, and coordinate patient care.
Perform routine equipment quality control checks, basic troubleshooting, and maintain accurate patient and procedure records.
Completion of an accredited medical radiation technology program or equivalent diploma/degree. Registration or certification with the appropriate provincial/territorial regulatory body where required for practice. Clinical practicum or hands-on experience in diagnostic imaging or radiation therapy. Knowledge of radiation safety principles, dose optimization, and relevant regulations. Ability to perform patient care tasks, including safe patient handling and positioning. Proficient written and verbal communication skills and familiarity with digital imaging systems (PACS/RIS). Required Skills Patient assessment and compassionate care Operation and calibration of imaging and therapy equipment Radiation safety and dose management Image evaluation and quality assurance Effective communication and teamwork in clinical settings Computer literacy with PACS/RIS and electronic health records
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Market context
In Saskatchewan, medical radiation technologist roles are typically driven by ongoing hospital and diagnostic imaging needs, so employers often look for candidates who can work safely and efficiently in clinical settings. These positions can be competitive because registration, practicum experience, and strong digital imaging and radiation safety skills are usually expected. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform against your credentials before applying, so you can quickly confirm fit and save research time.
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