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RADIOLOGISTS & INTERNISTS

Mayfair Diagnostics, a 50+ partner radiologist-owned and operated practice based in Calgary with clinics in Regina and Saskatoon, is inviting applications for radiologists interested in partnership-track positions.

General radiology skills are required, ideally with additional skills in sub-specialty areas, such as breast/women’s imaging, body, cardiac/chest, IR, neuro, nuclear medicine, and MSK imaging. ER radiology skills are also an asset. 

We are also seeking radiologists for short/long term contractor positions. The work profile can be tailor made to the background training, area of expertise, and interest of the radiologist.

We offer competitive remuneration, flexible vacation, research and teaching opportunities, locum opportunities, long-term job security, and a mix of hospital and clinic work.

Candidates should be eligible for registration with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta and/or Saskatchewan.

How To Apply

If you are interested, please submit your resume by email to radrecruiting@radiology.ca or use the button below. While all applications are appreciated, only candidates selected for further consideration will be contacted.

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abdomen CT

If you are interested or have any questions, send us a message.

Computed tomography (CT) is an advanced imaging system that uses a combination of X-rays and computer technology to produce comprehensive images of your abdomen. CT scans give a much more detailed picture than regular X-rays and can identify many conditions that may escape detection on other imaging tests.

Your health care practitioners may order an abdomen CT scan to examine one of the following (or, for a more comprehensive exam, a combined abdomen/pelvis CT):

  • A cause of pain or swelling.

  • Lymph nodes or blood vessels.

  • The kidney or bladder.

  • The liver, pancreas, or spleen.

  • The small or large bowel.

HOW DO I PREPARE FOR MY EXAM?

WITHOUT CONTRAST: If contrast is not used, you will need to fast for two hours prior to your appointment.
ORAL CONTRAST: If oral contrast is prescribed, you will need to fast for four hours prior to your appointment and arrive two hours prior to your exam, unless otherwise specified at the time of booking.
IV CONTRAST: If oral contrast and/or IV contrast is prescribed, please arrive 15 minutes before your appointment to allow enough time to check-in with reception.
Bring photo identification and your provincial health card.
Please do not drink coffee, tea, or juice six hours prior to your exam.