Medical Technologist for Radiology (m/f/d)

As one of the most powerful university clinics in Germany, the UKB combines excellence in medicine and research with excellent teaching. More than half a million patients are provided on the UKB every year. Around 3,500 people study medicine and dentistry, and more than 600 people are trained in health professions every year. With around 9,900 employees, the UKB is the third largest employer in the Bonn/Rhein-Sieg region. In the focus clinical list, the UKB ranks #1 among the university clinics in NRW and has the second highest case-mix index (case-weight) among the university clinics nationwide. In 2024, the UKB was able to purchase nearly €100 million to third-party funding for research, development and teaching. In the fourth year in a row, the F.A.Z. Institute distinguished the UKB as “Germany’s training champion” and “Germany’s most sought-after employers”. In the Clinic for Neuroradiology of the University Hospital of Bonn, 01.07.2026 is to be filled in full-time (38,5 hours/week): Medical/Technologist*in für Radiologie (m/w/d) The place shall be occupied without delay. The Klinik für Interventionelle und Diagnostische Neuroradiologie und Kindereuroradiologie fully represents the subject area at the University Hospital Bonn and offers all diagnostic and therapeutic methods. For this purpose, the Klinik 5 MR scanners (1.5 and 3T), two whole-body computer tomographs with spiral technology (16-Zeiler and Iqon Spectral), 2 angiography systems as well as a conventional radiographic workstation and ultrasound equipment are available. Neuroradiology offers the entire imaging spectrum for a large neurological clinic, as well as the departments for neurosurgery (including stereotaxy and children’s neurosurgery), psychiatry and psychosomatics, epilepsy, and the emergency aid of the neurocentre; In addition, the Clinic for Nasen-Ohrenheilkunde, Augenklinik, Angiologie und die Kinderklinik neuroradiologically supervised. In addition to imaging diagnostics, the clinic offers the entire spectrum of neurointerventional therapies including acute stroke treatment, extra- and intracranial stent implantations, aneurysm treatments, as well as embolization of tumors and complex vascular malformations including arteriovenous malformations and dural AV traps. .