Radiology Technologist Residency Program for MRI & CT

Overview

When you join Yale New Haven Health, you'll work alongside leaders in medicine and be part of the cutting edge of healthcare imaging. Through our Department of Radiology and Biomedical Imaging, we offer a unique paid residency program that combines advanced clinical training with structured didactic education.

This full-time paid employment opportunity is hosted directly through Yale New Haven Health and is not an academic degree program offered by Yale University, and p rovides board-certified radiologic technologists with the opportunity to pursue advanced modality training and post-primary certification while maintaining income and employee benefits.

Two hybrid pathways are available:

6-month Computed Tomography (CT) Residency

12-month Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) Residency

This program is designed for both new graduates seeking to launch their careers and experienced technologists looking to expand their expertise in a high-demand specialty area. Participants receive structured classroom education and hands-on clinical training that develops advanced imaging skills, strengthens critical thinking, and enhances patient care while preparing them for post-primary certification.

One of the biggest advantages of this program is the ability to earn a competitive salary while training:

Qualifications

• EDUCATION
• Satisfactory completion of an AMA approved radiology technology program. AS required.
• EXPERIENCE
• Must demonstrate competency performing routine XR exams ARRT certification by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (or board-eligibility) is required. CPR certification preferred. Must pursue board certification in chosen modality and complete within 2 months of program completion.
• LICENSURE
• Primary ARRT certification required (or board-eligibility) CT XR state licensure required.
• ARRT-certified in Radiography by the start date of either program. Two cohorts of residents will be accepted each year (beginning in January and July).

Qualifications

• EDUCATION
• Satisfactory completion of an AMA approved radiology technology program. AS required.
• EXPERIENCE
• Must demonstrate competency performing routine XR exams ARRT certification by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (or board-eligibility) is required. CPR certification preferred. Must pursue board certification in chosen modality and complete within 2 months of program completion.
• LICENSURE
• Primary ARRT certification required (or board-eligibility) CT XR state licensure required.
• ARRT-certified in Radiography by the start date of either program. Two cohorts of residents will be accepted each year (beginning in January and July).