Working as a radiographer at the Diagnostic Center
We provide radiographers with challenging and diverse work in a multi-professional work community in the radiology units, as well as the opportunity to become skilled in different modalities. Depending on your specific interests, you can choose between the different job descriptions available for radiographers.
In addition to routine X-ray examinations, your duties may include, for example,
- computed tomography examinations
- magnetic resonance imaging scans
- mammography
- angiography, contrast medium and ultrasound examinations
- procedures performed using different modalities.
Your duties may also fall within nuclear medicine.
Depending on the unit, your work may be implemented as one-, two- or three-shift work. We will primarily offer you full-time work, but we will also consider your desire to work part-time.
Here you can find all our nearly 60 X-ray units, clinical physiology units, and neurophysiology units in Helsinki, Uusimaa, Kymenlaakso and South Karelia.
Radiographers need to understand people and technology
When Emilia Kiias got the opportunity to become the radiographer in charge of the new PET/MRI scanner she could not let the opportunity pass.
A radiographer makes children feel safe during a scan
Working in New Children's Hospital requires creativity and patience. Teamwork is essential when treating child patients who may fear the new and strange situation.
Diagnostic Center
Diagnostic Center is the leading producer of clinical laboratory and imaging services in Finland. Diagnostic Center has about 3,400 laboratory and imaging service professionals working in about 150 units.
Updated: 27.11.2024