Radiological Technical Assistant (RTA) (Radiologietechnischer Assistent)

A Radiological Technical Assistant (RTA) supports radiologists and radiographers in
performing diagnostic imaging procedures such as X-rays, CT scans, MRI, and ultrasound.
This role includes preparing patients for examinations, operating imaging equipment, ensuring
patient safety, and maintaining accurate records to enable precise medical diagnoses.
Qualifications & Requirements:
● Education: Recognition (Full recognition of foreign qualifications must be
present). Recognized vocational training as a Radiological Technical Assistant or
Medical Technical Radiography Assistant (MTRA).
● Professional Experience: Minimum 3 years of experience as a Radiological
Technical Assistant.
● German Level: C1-B2
● English Level: B1/B2
● Additional: High precision and sense of responsibility.
Key Responsibilities:
● Preparing patients for various radiological examinations, explaining procedures,
and ensuring their comfort.
● Correctly positioning patients for optimal image acquisition.
● Operating and monitoring radiological imaging equipment (e.g., X-ray, CT, MRI,
ultrasound).
● Ensuring patient safety and compliance with radiation protection protocols.
● Maintaining accurate patient records and imaging documentation.
● Assisting radiologists during complex procedures.
● Performing quality controls on imaging equipment.
Preferred Skills:
● Profound technical knowledge of radiological equipment and imaging techniques.
● Diligence and precision in image acquisition.
● Empathy and good communication skills for patient interaction.
● Ability to work under pressure and in a fast-paced environment.
● Understanding of medical terminology and anatomy.
● Teamwork and organizational skills.
Benefits:
● Competitive average wage of €4500.
● Involvement in advanced medical diagnostics.
● Opportunities for continuous professional development in medical imaging
technology.
● Crucial role in patient care and diagnosis.