Sinai Health·Toronto, Ontario
Perform high-quality diagnostic imaging procedures across various modalities to inform complex clinical decisions. Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to ensure patient safety and efficiency in fast-paced hospital environments.
Cutting-edge technology, academic collaboration, and patient diversity converge to create an environment where Medical Radiation Technologists continually advance their practice. This posting is a talent pool for Medical Radiation Technologist opportunities across multiple modalities on the Medical Imaging team at Mount Sinai Hospital. If there is no open vacancy currently listed on our job board for the area(s) of practice or work schedule, you can still apply here to be considered as suitable opportunities arise. We are accepting applications to the following positions: Medical Radiation Technologist, Angiography & Interventional Radiology Medical Radiation Technologist, Breast Imaging Medical Radiation Technologist, Computed Tomography (CT) Medical Radiation Technologist, MRI Medical Radiation Technologist, Nuclear Medicine Medical Radiation Technologist, X-Ray Sonographer, Medical Imaging (Rotating General Ultrasound) Sonographer, Medical Imaging (Obstetric Ultrasound) For all work schedules, including Full-Time, Part-Time, Temporary and Casual.
As part of the Joint Department of Medical Imaging, Mount Sinai Hospital’s Medical Imaging team collaborates with University Health Network and Women’s College Hospital to deliver integrated, high-quality diagnostic services. By pooling our resources and expertise, our department can offer a broader range of specialized services and advanced technologies. Our environment combines advanced imaging technology with a strong academic and research presence, offering opportunities to contribute to teaching, innovation, and clinical excellence. An international leader in medical imaging, we support a wide range of clinical areas, with a steady volume of inpatient, outpatient, and Emergency Department cases, including complex oncology and surgical follow-ups. The department features state-of-the-art technology and collaborative team that values precision, accountability, and continuous improvement in service delivery.
With a strong command of medical imaging protocols and equipment operation, you thrive on the precision this work demands.
Applying technical expertise to deliver clear, reliable images that inform complex clinical decisions, you understand that each image captured contributes directly to timely, effective patient care.
You bring confidence to every procedure, knowing your expertise and attention to detail give teams the clarity they need to make informed clinical decisions.
In fast-paced settings where priorities shift quickly, you remain composed and solutions-oriented.
You adjust seamlessly to the demands of emergency cases, inpatient requests, and time-sensitive procedures without losing focus on patient safety.
Your calm efficiency reassures both patients and colleagues, ensuring every exam is completed accurately and on schedule.
Growth, for you, comes through staying engaged with progress.
You welcome emerging imaging technologies, evolving best practices, and opportunities to mentor the next generation of technologists.
Your commitment to continuous improvement ensures patients benefit from the safest, most advanced imaging care available.
Job Requirements Mandatory The details below outline what you’ll need for each specialty, helping you confirm which roles you’re currently eligible to pursue: For all positions: Currently registered and in good standing with the College of Medical Radiation and Imaging Technologists of Ontario (CMRITO) within the specialty you wish to practice in Completion of a Current Basic Cardiac Life Support (BCLS) certification program, Level II: Basic Rescuer certification
Completion of an accredited degree/post diploma Radiological Technology program, or recognized equivalent Contrast injection course (preferred) IV insertion course (preferred)
Successful completion of Breast Imaging 1 and 2 course from the Canadian Association of Medical Radiation Technologists (CAMRT) Completion of over 15 hours of continuing education in Mammography within the past 3 years and a commitment to ongoing continuing education that meets CAR and hospital requirements (preferred) Previous Breast Imaging working experience, demonstrating knowledge and experience in digital radiography (preferred)
Completion of an accredited degree/diploma in Nuclear Medicine Technology or equivalent Certificate of registration in the specialty of Nuclear Medicine from the Canadian Association of Medical Radiation Technologists (CAMRT)
Completion of an accredited degree/diploma in Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) Cross sectional anatomy course Contrast injection course
Must be registered with the CMRITO and hold a BCLS Level II certification. Requires an accredited degree or diploma in the specific imaging modality of practice, such as Radiological Technology, Nuclear Medicine, or Sonography.
Market context
In Ontario, OTA/PTA roles are typically supported by ongoing demand in rehabilitation, long-term care, and community settings. Competition often centers on candidates who can show hands-on patient support experience, reliable transportation, and current screening documents; this role also notes a Certificate or Diploma in an OTA/PTA program, a valid Ontario driver’s license, access to a vehicle, and a vulnerable sector police check. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your credentials and availability before applying.