Non-profit ambulatory centre reducing pain, increasing mobility and improving healthcare efficiency.
Richmond Hill, Ontario
Schroeder Ambulatory Centre is a non-profit ambulatory care facility in Richmond Hill, Ontario, providing same-day surgeries, advanced diagnostic imaging, and outpatient clinical services. Patients receive care and return home the same day, helping reduce wait times while maintaining high standards of safety, comfort, and clinical excellence. The Centre delivers ambulatory (day) surgeries such as orthopedic and endoscopic procedures, supported by on-site MRI and CT imaging, along with clinics led by family physicians and specialists. Working in partnership with hospitals and referring physicians, Schroeder Ambulatory Centre improves access to OHIP-covered care while easing pressure on Ontario’s acute care system.
On-site · Richmond Hill
Support Medical Radiation Technologists and the Diagnostic Imaging team with patient preparation, transfers, positioning, MRI safety, room readiness, supplies, and authorized IV-related tasks. Schedule and coordinate appointments, maintain documentation, communicate with patients and healthcare teams, and contribute to safe, efficient departmental operations.
On-site · Richmond Hill
The MRI Technologist is responsible for performing high-quality diagnostic MRI scans while ensuring patient safety and comfort throughout the process. They must also maintain equipment, manage workflow efficiency, and collaborate with interdisciplinary medical teams.
On-site · Richmond Hill
The MRI Technologist performs diagnostic imaging procedures by operating MRI equipment, ensuring patient safety, and maintaining high-quality image standards. They collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to manage patient workflow, administer contrast media, and document clinical data accurately.
On-site · Richmond Hill
The Radiology Technologist is responsible for performing diagnostic imaging procedures using ionizing radiation while ensuring patient safety and high-quality image production. They also maintain accurate patient records, calibrate imaging equipment, and provide supervision to students in accordance with regulatory standards.