Perform breast imaging with digital mammography expertise at UHN across Toronto sites, supporting patient care through accurate, safe procedures. Full-time talent pool opportunities include rotating eight-hour shifts across weekdays and occasional weekends.
Medical Radiation Technologists support UHN's Medical Imaging, Breast Imaging department across current and upcoming vacancies. The work includes screening and diagnostic mammography, digital breast tomosynthesis, breast interventions, and quality assurance. UHN's Breast Imaging Division serves outpatients and inpatients as a Canadian Association of Radiologists accredited centre and Ontario Breast Screening Program site.
Key Responsibilities:
- Perform screening and diagnostic mammography using digital equipment
- Complete breast interventional procedures accurately and safely
- Perform digital equipment quality assurance for accreditation standards
- Communicate respectfully with patients and team members
- Participate in teaching and continuing education activities
Requirements:
- Current CMRITO registration
- CAMRT or OAMRS certification, membership, and professional liability insurance
- Breast Imaging 1 and 2 certificates from CAMRT
- Over 15 mammography continuing education hours within three years
- Current BCLS Level II Basic Rescuer certification
Bring mammography, quality assurance, and patient communication expertise to UHN's Breast Imaging team across Toronto sites.
Breast Imaging Technologist UHN in Toronto employer: University Health Network
University Health Network (UHN) is an exceptional employer that fosters a collaborative and innovative work culture, making it an ideal place for professionals passionate about advancing healthcare through AI-driven research. Located in the heart of Toronto, UHN offers employees access to cutting-edge resources, professional development opportunities, and a commitment to impactful work that enhances patient care. Join us to be part of a dynamic team dedicated to transforming the future of theranostics and clinical trials.