Radiologisches Institut Dr. von Essen | Germany | 56xxx Koblenz | Permanent position | Part time - flexible / Full time | Published since: 03.09.2026 on stepstone.de
MTR / MFA for our MRI department (m/f/d)
The Institute Dr. von Essen offers the greatest possible range of radiological, neuroradiological, nuclear medicine and radiation-therapeutic services. For over 70 years we have been a large employer in the region with currently approx. 180 employees. We are now looking for reinforcement for our MRT department (Kernspin): MTR / MFA for our MRT department (m/w/d)
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Your tasks • Your profile • What we offer
Care and preparation of our patients before, during and after examinations Implementation of MRT studies / nuclear spin tomographies Preparation and operation of medical-technical devices Support for smooth running in MRT diagnostics Documentation and administrative activities related to investigations Compliance with our quality, hygiene and safety standards
Completed training as medical technologist for radiology / MTR (m/w/d) or as medical specialist / MFA (m/w/d) Experience in radiology, MRT / nuclear spin tomography or CT is advantageous Joy in dealing with patients Responsible, careful and reliable operation Team skills and a friendly, professional appearance
Weekends and holidays free Up to 32 days holiday Attractive remuneration Comprehensive and structured incorporation Safe workplace in an established radiological institute Collaborative working atmosphere and professional team Employee parking or cost transfer for the ÖPNV
Location
 | Radiologisches Institut Dr. von Essen | |
| 56068 Koblenz | ||
| Germany |
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