Jobs at Integral Diagnostics

Perform diagnostic imaging examinations across general X-ray, CT, MRI, fluoroscopy, interventional, emergency, inpatient, and theatre settings. Deliver high-quality patient care, collaborate with multidisciplinary clinical teams, maintain clinical standards, and support positive patient experiences. CT experience is valued but training is provided. The role offers flexible employment options, career development, relocation assistance, and visa sponsorship.

Coordinate radiologist rosters, reporting coverage, workflow allocation, leave and availability changes across teleradiology services. Monitor worklists, balance workloads, follow up incomplete examinations and critical result notifications, answer calls, support radiologists, and resolve operational issues with internal and external stakeholders. The role also provides broader administrative support while maintaining accuracy, confidentiality and timely service delivery.

Perform radiography across CT, MRI, general X-ray, and mammography modalities in hospital and private clinic settings. Locum placements are available across the IDX network, with travel and accommodation included, flexible start dates, and assignments ideally lasting at least four weeks. Candidates must have Australian work rights, AHPRA registration, and a Victorian Radiation Use Licence.

Train under experienced sonographers and clinical tutors while performing supervised scanning three to four days per week. Develop comprehensive sonography skills, work toward a postgraduate qualification, deliver patient-focused diagnostic imaging, and collaborate with the imaging team. The role includes structured mentoring, dedicated training, and a post-qualification commitment to support long-term career progression.

Perform high-quality diagnostic imaging using CT and general X-ray, with opportunities to develop MRI skills. Provide compassionate patient care, communicate effectively, and work independently and collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team. The role requires AHPRA registration as a Medical Radiation Practitioner, full Australian working rights, and rotation through nearby clinics. Graduates, part-time applicants, and locum applicants may also be considered.

Perform diagnostic ultrasound examinations across modalities including MSK, obstetric, vascular, general, and interventional imaging. Deliver patient-centred care, apply strong clinical reasoning, maintain high-quality imaging standards, and collaborate effectively with colleagues. The role is primarily based in Williamstown, with some travel to nearby clinics including Altona and Footscray. Full-time, part-time, and locum arrangements may be available.

Leads day-to-day treasury operations across Australia and New Zealand, including cash flow, liquidity, funding, forecasting, banking, debt management, financial risk monitoring, covenant oversight, treasury reporting, governance, and controls. Supports capital management, acquisitions, intercompany funding, treasury accounting, and process improvements through automation and technology. Partners with finance leaders and stakeholders to provide insights for strategic decision-making.

Provides Level 1–2 IT service desk, remote, and onsite field support to clinical and administrative staff across Australia and New Zealand. Responsibilities include troubleshooting Windows, mobile, Microsoft, server, and network environments; managing support tickets and documentation; assisting with radiology applications such as RIS and PACS; applying ITIL practices; collaborating on projects; and delivering clear, customer-focused technical assistance.

Manage patient accounts receivable, including payment receipting, ledger maintenance, debt follow-up, account queries, collections, records, new patient accounts, and claims. Provide customer support while maintaining transaction accuracy, meeting collection targets and deadlines, and using Excel and Word for data management and reporting.

Develops relationships with referring doctors, allied health specialists, and healthcare stakeholders across east Melbourne. Responsibilities include growing referrals, supporting referrer needs, organizing medical education events, collaborating with clinical and operational teams, and sharing market insights to inform strategy. The role requires healthcare sales or business development experience, strong stakeholder engagement, organizational skills, independence, a driver’s license, and preferably a degree in medical imaging, health, or science.

Supervise the ultrasound department, ensuring efficient workflow, high-quality diagnostic examinations, protocol compliance, patient-centered care, and safe service delivery. Lead technical staff, manage rosters and leave, support team communications, identify junior sonographer training needs, and perform advanced sonography in musculoskeletal, obstetric, gynecological, and general ultrasound examinations.

Perform a broad range of ultrasound examinations, including general, breast, musculoskeletal, vascular, obstetric, and occasional pediatric scans. Collaborate with radiologists and clinical colleagues to deliver high-quality patient outcomes. Participate in ongoing education and professional development while contributing to a supportive sonography team.

Provide first- and second-level support for RIS PACS applications across IDX New Zealand. Responsibilities include troubleshooting, performance monitoring, system maintenance, upgrades, integrations, user access management, training, testing, documentation, and workflow optimisation. The role collaborates with clinical, technical, administrative, vendor, infrastructure, and site teams to maintain reliable healthcare imaging systems and support system enhancements.

Join Capital Radiology’s graduate program as a full-time Radiographer in Melbourne’s West Metro region. You will perform medical imaging, receive structured training and mentorship, and have opportunities to cross-train in CT within 3–12 months, with potential MRI and sonography traineeships. The role involves weekday clinic work and rotation to nearby clinics as required. Applicants must hold or be obtaining relevant medical imaging qualifications, AHPRA registration, a Victorian Radiation Licence, a driver’s licence, and full Australian working rights.

Provide patient-focused diagnostic imaging across CT, X-ray and MRI modalities at a community radiology clinic, rotating to nearby sites, ensuring high-quality imaging, communication, and multidisciplinary collaboration.

Perform general, obstetric, gynaecological, musculoskeletal, small-parts and vascular ultrasound examinations. Provide high-quality diagnostic imaging and compassionate patient care, assist with ultrasound-guided interventions, and collaborate with radiologists and multidisciplinary teams. Maintain clinical quality, patient safety and best-practice standards while contributing to team development and supporting trainee sonographers.

Perform general, obstetric, gynaecological, musculoskeletal, small-parts and vascular ultrasound examinations. Provide compassionate patient care, produce high-quality diagnostic imaging, assist with ultrasound-guided procedures, collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, maintain clinical quality and patient safety, and support trainee Sonographers through mentoring and professional development.

Perform a broad range of ultrasound examinations, including general, obstetric, gynecological, musculoskeletal, small-parts and vascular imaging. Provide compassionate patient care, assist with ultrasound-guided interventions, collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, maintain clinical quality and safety, and potentially mentor trainee Sonographers.

Supervise CT radiography services by providing clinical education, mentoring, technical support, and workflow guidance. The role supports scan quality, protocol optimisation, troubleshooting, equipment procurement, operational improvements, and safe patient care. It also collaborates with radiologists, referrers, modality leads, and internal teams, while travelling between regional CT sites as required.

The Sonographer is responsible for delivering high-quality imaging services independently and collaboratively, focusing on patient care and professional development.