- Where
- Sherwood Park, AB, CA
- Level
- Mid
Position Summary
The Diagnostic Imaging Registered Veterinary Technologist is an integral member of the Diagnostic Imaging team, responsible for coordinating imaging schedules, acquiring high-quality diagnostic images, administering and monitoring sedation, and assisting with advanced imaging procedures. This role supports the safe and efficient operation of CT, ultrasound, fluoroscopy, and radiography services while maintaining equipment, radiation safety standards, and regulatory compliance. The Diagnostic Imaging RVT also provides technical guidance and training to hospital team members to promote consistent, high-quality imaging practices.
Duties and Responsibilities• Coordinate CT and ultrasound schedules for in-hospital patients, communicating with ordering clinicians, radiologists, and Emergency and Specialty teams to ensure appropriate patient preparation, sedation, and efficient workflow.• Operate and troubleshoot CT, ultrasound, fluoroscopy, and radiography equipment, acquiring high-quality CT and radiographic images using appropriate positioning, protocols, and exposure techniques.• Administer and monitor sedation for imaging procedures, assist with patient restraint and positioning, and support patient safety and recovery.• Assist radiologists with advanced imaging procedures, including fine needle aspirates, ultrasound- and CT-guided biopsies, and fluoroscopic procedures.• Enter imaging charges promptly and accurately maintain an organized imaging case database and tracking spreadsheets.• Maintain clean, organized imaging areas and perform routine equipment maintenance and quality assurance, including monthly CT QA and weekly radiography database backups.• Maintain radiation safety and regulatory documentation, including CT, radiography, and C-arm logs, lead shielding QA, X-ray tube maintenance records, applicable ABVMA radiation facility certification documentation, and staff dosimeter management.• Provide technical support and training to hospital team members on radiographic positioning, specialized views, equipment operation, exposure settings, collimation, image quality assessment, and radiation safety practices.• Participate in the CT on-call rotation, approximately one weekend per month.• Follow hospital policies, infection prevention and control procedures, radiation safety standards, and applicable professional and regulatory requirements.• Perform other related duties as required to support the Diagnostic Imaging department and hospital operations.
QualificationsEducation and Experience
• Animal Health Technology college diploma.• Registered member of the ABVMA.• Experience in the care and management of anesthetized patients.• MRI training will be provided to the successful applicant.
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities
• Exceptional interpersonal, verbal, and written communication skills.• Proven active listening and problem-solving skills.• Understands how to communicate difficult/sensitive information professionally.• Strong time management and organizational skills including the abilities to plan, coordinate, multitask and prioritize.• Genuine interest and initiative to help Pulse be the best practice it can be.• Strong initiative and desire to be an integral key player in the growth and maturation of the specialty team.• Intrinsic desire to grow personally and professionally.
Company Benefits
o Competitive compensationo Comprehensive health and dental benefitso Paid vacation and personal time offo Uniform allowanceo Generous personal pet discountso Employee Assistance Program (EAP)o Continuing education and professional development opportunitieso Career advancement opportunities across the VetStrategy networko A collaborative and supportive team environmento The opportunity to work alongside board-certified specialists and experienced emergency professionals
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