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University Radiology

University Radiology

Subspecialty radiology and teleradiology provider

X-Ray/DEXA Technologist

Full-TimePosted on 8/18/2026Deadline 6/16/27
$33/hr

+ Shift differential + Sign-on bonus

Entry, Junior, Mid
Bachelor's
Franklin Township, NJ, USA
In Person

The position is based at the Somerset, New Jersey imaging office.

About the job

Requirements
  • Graduate of an accredited Radiologic Technology School.
  • Two years of experience.
  • ARRT certification, CPR certification, and a DEP/New Jersey state license.
  • Ability to adhere to all department and facility safety protocols when working in or near areas containing specialized imaging equipment.
Responsibilities
  • Perform duties as an X-Ray/DEXA Technologist for the Somerset, New Jersey imaging office.
  • Work the scheduled Monday through Thursday 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. shift and Saturday 7:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. shift.
Desired Qualifications
  • Multi-modality certification, preferably in X-Ray/DEXA.
  • New graduates may be considered for training in X-Ray.

About the company

University Radiology is the largest provider of subspecialty radiology and teleradiology services in New Jersey. It staffs over 200 board-certified radiologists to interpret imaging studies for hospitals and imaging centers, offering both preliminary reads and final subspecialty interpretations, with support across all modalities. It distinguishes itself by its size, long-standing 60-year operation, academic affiliation with Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, and comprehensive coverage in subspecialty radiology, enabling extensive expertise and education. Its goal is to deliver accurate, timely subspecialty interpretations and consultative support while advancing radiology education through its Rutgers affiliation and high-volume practice.

Company Size

201-500

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

South River, New Jersey

Founded

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What believers are saying

  • January 10 reopening of Trinitas signals capital reinvestment after Hurricane Ida damage.
  • August 2026 website shows active expansion, including walk-in x-rays at most locations.
  • Strategic Radiology membership strengthens physician collaboration, negotiating leverage, and market visibility in 2025.

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  • Radiology Partners and other consolidated rivals pressure New Jersey pricing and referral control by 2027.
  • Payer disputes and No Surprises Act enforcement can crush out-of-network margins quickly.
  • If staffing tightens, 27 sites and hospital coverage strain service quality and throughput.

What makes University Radiology unique

  • Largest New Jersey subspecialty radiology group; 180+ radiologists and 27 owned imaging centers.
  • Deep hospital integration spans 13 affiliated regional healthcare centers, including Trinitas and RWJBarnabas.
  • 60+ years operating in New Jersey creates referral density and brand familiarity.

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Company News

ROI-NJ
Jan 19th, 2023
University Radiology At Trinitas Regional Medical Center Celebrates Reopening With Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony

After sustaining damages from Hurricane Ida in 2021, University Radiology at Trinitas Regional Medical Center in Elizabeth unveiled a newly renovated outpatient imaging center on Jan. 10 and celebrated its official reopening with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.The diagnostic imaging office at 415 Morris Ave. is a joint venture between Trinitas Regional Medical Center, an RWJBarnabas Health facility, and University Radiology Group, having served the community of Elizabeth in this location for over 12 years.University Radiology at Trinitas has been fully renovated and refreshed with new waiting areas, changing rooms and imaging suites, and updated procedure rooms. The new imaging equipment offers the latest and most advanced technology, including a 1.5 wide-bore MRI, low-dose CT, 3D mammography, bone density scanner, ultrasound and X-ray

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