Take your Medical Radiation Technologist career to Yellowknife, where every scan changes a life and every day begins beneath vast northern skies.

Step into the heart of diagnostic care at one of Canada’s newest hospital facilities – Stanton Territorial Hospital - where Medical Radiation Technologists play a vital role in helping patients across the Northwest Territories receive timely diagnoses and treatment.

In this dynamic role, you'll perform general X-ray, CT, fluoroscopy, operating room imaging, and advanced patient care activities while working closely with radiologists, physicians, and specialists. One moment you may be supporting a trauma patient in the emergency department, the next coordinating CT imaging, assisting with image-guided procedures, or helping a family find answers during a difficult day. Your expertise, judgment, and technical skill will directly influence patient outcomes across a vast northern region.

This is a role built for technologists who want more than repetition. You'll gain broad clinical exposure, develop advanced CT competencies, and practice with a level of scope that is increasingly rare in larger urban centres. As part of a close-knit, supportive team, you'll work with modern imaging technology while contributing to quality improvement initiatives and culturally safe care. Alongside competitive compensation, you'll benefit from northern living incentives, generous leave provisions, professional development opportunities, and relocation support available through the Government of the Northwest Territories. Best of all, your commute is measured in minutes, not hours, leaving more time for life beyond work.

Compensation & Benefits

• Salary range: $96,876 - $115,733
• Northern allowance: $3,700 Yellowknife
• Bilingual bonus: $1,200 (if applicable)
• Defined Benefit Pension Plan, comprehensive health and dental benefit plan.
• Paid relocation, including up to 21 days of accommodation.
• Northern tax deductions.
• Deferred Salary Leave Program.
• Up to $50k is available to support long-term education goals through professional development programs.

Qualifications:

• Diploma or Degree in Medical Radiation Technology
• Eligible for certification and registration with CAMRT before your start date
• Certificate in CT Imaging (CTIC) through CAMRT or willing to obtain within three years of hire.
• Equivalent combinations of education and experience may be considered.

Apply: https://www.gov.nt.ca/careers/en/job/28028

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