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This is an exciting time to start your career at UR Medicine Imaging. The Department of Imaging at the University of Rochester is at the forefront of diagnostic and therapeutic imaging technologies. Qualified candidates can receive entry-level training and certification help, as well as educational opportunities and tuition coverage, to further their careers. We offer competitive pay, predictable schedules, and convenient locations throughout the greater Rochester area.
Role Descriptions
General X-Ray - Radiologic Technologists
operate high-tech imaging equipment to capture exact images for their patients. Techs prepare patients for imaging procedures, follow precise instructions for obtaining a quality image, and work with physicians to evaluate images.
Computerized Tomography (CT) Technologists
produce cross-sectional images of the human anatomy to assist radiologists in diagnosing a wide range of diseases and disorders.
Mammography Technologists
produce images to detect breast tissue abnormalities in order to identify tumors or cancers early when they are most treatable. They operate a specialized X-ray imaging device and ensure that the X-ray images they produce are of excellent quality for clear and accurate interpretation. In addition, mammographers answer questions patients may have about the procedure.
Nuclear Medicine Technologists
perform tests for diagnosis and medical research. Using imaging equipment, they record images inside patients’ bodies after administering small doses of radioactive drugs.
Interventional Radiology Technologists
use fluoroscopy or other imaging modalities to guide procedures, such as administering contrast dyes, that allow providers to see the vessels and identify issues. Radiation techs interact with patients, explaining the procedure and any radiation risks.
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) Technologists
operate MRI scanners, monitor patient safety and comfort, and ensure the quality of images. They also deliver intravenous contrast doses and educate patients on MRI procedures.
Ultrasound Sonographer
duties include: Preparing patients for procedures by taking a patient’s history and answering any questions about the procedure; Preparing and maintaining imaging equipment; Applying a gel to aid the sound waves’ ability to show the inside of the body; Operating equipment to get diagnostic images of areas in the patient’s body ; Analyzing the images to check for quality and adequate coverage of the area needed for diagnosis; Recognizing the difference between normal and abnormal images; Analyzing images to provide preliminary findings for physicians.
Nursing
As the largest and most versatile health provider in the area, we offer every sort of nursing opportunity imaginable. Interested in surgery, recovery, or patient care, we have the right nursing opportunity for you. And UR Employees can get full tuition paid to advance their nursing degree.
Additional Positions
If you’re interested in more Imaging careers or about careers at UR Medicine in general, visit our career center.
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UR Medicine is proud to offer faculty and staff a comprehensive benefits and compensation package called Total Rewards.
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· Continuous learning
· Exceptional benefits
· A long-term career path with opportunities for advancement
· A collaborative, team-oriented environment
· Shift differentials and bonuses depend on shift and modality
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