Training Medical Technologist for Radiology / MTR (m/f/d)

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For the start of training on 01.10.2026, we are looking for trainees as Medical Technologists for Radiology (m/f/d) at the Helios Clinic Bad Saarow near Berlin

What to expect

In the School for MTR, you will learn all the important basics, such as human anatomy and radiation physics, and can implement and consolidate them in practical lessons
In practice, you can apply your newly acquired theoretical knowledge directly in the various areas. To this end, you will complete several practical assignments in radiological diagnostics, nuclear medicine and radiotherapy
You will work closely with colleagues and doctors from the radiology departments and also gain important insights into interventional radiology, for example
As an MTR (m/f/d), you are also a technology enthusiast. You will learn how to use state-of-the-art medical technology, e.g. to apply radiation and imaging procedures such as CT or MRI
In addition, administrative activities such as image and dose documentation, but also patient administration will be part of your future tasks

What you bring to the table

You have a secondary school leaving certificate or higher secondary school certificate or a lower secondary school certificate extended with a completed vocational training of at least two years
You are a native speaker or language level - German of at least B2/C1
You may have already completed a pre-vocational internship in the field of radiology or in another medical field
You are enthusiastic about modern medical technology and have a lot of skill for it
You have a lot of empathy and a sense of responsibility and are a team player
You have the health suitability for this profession (medical certificate) and the legally required proof of immunization against measles

Look forward to

A varied, three-year training with a practical part directly with us at the Helios Clinic Bad Saarow
A warm learning atmosphere with a team that is at your side as well as guidance and support from experienced MTR's as mentors
Collectively agreed trainee remuneration according to TV Helios, 30 days of vacation and subsidy for the VBB Ticket or DB Deutschlandticket of your choice
Very good chance of being taken on if you successfully complete your training
Helios World of Advantages - attractive special conditions at over 480 top brands (e.g. cooperations for discounted sports offers, job bikes, and much more)
The Helios PlusCard: A supplementary insurance financed by Helios with, among other things, treatment by a doctor of choice in the event of a hospital stay in one of our acute care clinics - if the whole family is interested
We offer you the chance to get to work in an environmentally friendly way – with an employer subsidy for the Deutschlandticket

Now it's all up to you!

Learn more

The Helios Clinic Bad Saarow is a hospital of qualified standard care and, with 629 beds, is one of the most modern and largest clinics in the region. 19 specialist departments, three institutes, a central emergency room, a central laboratory and interdisciplinary certified centres enable a comprehensive range of state-of-the-art diagnostics and innovative therapies.

Helios is the leading hospital operator in Europe. Collegial and interdisciplinary cooperation and the rapid implementation of innovations guarantee our patients the best possible care. This creates a unique space for your knowledge, talents, ideas and future plans.

Please send us your documents via our application portal: including a copy of your last school report or proof of your school-leaving certificate. If you are still a minor at the start of your training, we also need a copy of the initial examination from your health department in accordance with the Youth Employment Protection Act (§32 JArbSchG).

We look forward to receiving your application!

Equal opportunities in the workplace are important to us. Therefore, we expressly encourage people with disabilities, regardless of gender identity and origin, to apply.