Overview

As a member of the military, Medical Radiation Technologists provide diagnostic imaging services for health care professionals, which are used to diagnose and treat medical and surgical conditions.

Responsibilities

• Provide patient care
• Produce diagnostic examinations
• Assist radiologists, medical specialists and medical officers
• Maintain equipment, accessories and supplies
• Maintain a Quality Assurance Program

Work environment

Medical Radiation Technologists work in modern and fully equipped clinics across Canada. They can also be deployed on missions around the world or on ships at sea.

If you join the Regular Force, after completing all required training you will be assigned to your first base. Postings can involve relocations, and accommodations aren’t always available. If you join the Primary Reserve Force, you will train and work part time with a specific Reserve unit and m...