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Radiology Technician Resume Format (X-Ray, CT, MRI)
Imaging departments shortlist radiographers by modality: X-ray, CT, MRI, mammography, cath lab. This format lists your modalities and scan volumes where a radiology manager looks first.
Example Radiographer resume
Radiology technician with 4 years across digital X-ray and CT in a 400-bed hospital, performing 60+ studies a shift including trauma and contrast scans. Careful with radiation protection, patient positioning and image quality.
- Perform 60+ X-ray and CT studies a shift, including trauma and portable work
- Prepare patients and assist with contrast CT, monitoring for reactions
- Followed AERB and ALARA radiation safety rules for patients and staff
Digital X-ray (DR / CR) · Portable radiography · CT scanning · Contrast administration · PACS / RIS · Radiation protection (ALARA) · Patient positioning
English · Malayalam · Kannada
The person and numbers in this example are made up. Your own resume can use any of the four designs and seven colours.
What to include, in this order
- 1Name, job title and contact details
- 2Professional Summary
- 3Imaging Experience
- 4Modalities & Skills
- 5Education
- 6Certifications
- 7Clinical Training
- 8Registration & Licences
Tips from healthcare hiring
- Lead with your modalities: X-ray, CT, MRI, mammography, cath lab.
- Give scan volumes and the machines or vendors you have used.
- Mention radiation safety and AERB training. It is one of the first things checked.
- If you assist with contrast studies or emergency trauma work, say so.
Example summary
Radiology technician with 4 years across digital X-ray and CT in a 400-bed hospital, performing 60+ studies a shift including trauma and contrast scans. Careful with radiation protection, patient positioning and image quality.
Radiographer resume format for freshers
No work experience yet? Keep your resume to one page and let your degree and training carry it:
- Contact details and the job title you are applying for
- A two or three line summary of what you trained in
- Education, with your score
- Clinical Training: where, how long, what you did
- Skills you can actually do, then certifications
A fresher summary you can adapt:
B.Sc Radiology graduate trained in X-ray, CT and MRI at a tertiary hospital. Comfortable with patient positioning, PACS and radiation safety, looking for a radiographer role.
Example points for your experience
- Performed 60+ X-ray and CT studies a shift, including trauma and portable work
- Prepared patients and assisted with contrast CT, monitoring for reactions
- Cut repeat X-ray exposures by improving positioning and exposure settings
- Followed AERB and ALARA radiation safety rules for patients and staff
- Archived and sent studies through PACS for same-day radiologist reporting
Skills to consider
Only list the ones you can actually do. In the builder, click a skill to add it.
Suggestions, a strength score and a job match check, then download your PDF free with a Jobslly account.
Build my Radiographer resumeQuestions about the Radiographer resume format
What should a radiographer put on a resume?+
Modalities you can operate, scan volumes, machines you have used, radiation safety training, your degree or diploma, and any CT or MRI courses.
Is this format fine for CT and MRI technologist jobs?+
Yes. Put CT or MRI first in your title and skills, and list the scanners you have used.
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