Multi-site medical imaging and radiology provider in Australia and New Zealand
Integral Diagnostics runs a network of radiology clinics and hospital imaging sites, with a clinical stack built on PACS, Siemens and GE Healthcare MRI alongside Workday and Jira Service Management. Hiring is overwhelmingly clinical, and recurring themes of MRI standardisation, equipment upgrades and CT expansion point to a push for consistent modality operations across sites, with Siemens actively being adopted.
Notable leadership hires: Site Chief, MRI Modality Lead
Integral Diagnostics (IDX) is an ASX-listed provider of diagnostic imaging services, headquartered in Melbourne, Victoria. It serves patients and referring clinicians through radiology clinics and hospital sites across multiple Australian states and New Zealand. Its modalities include X-ray, MRI, CT, PET/CT, nuclear medicine, ultrasound, mammography, fluoroscopy, dental imaging and bone densitometry. The company employs between 1,001 and 5,000 people and operates under a medical leadership model built around radiologists and nuclear medicine specialists.
Integral Diagnostics uses PACS, Siemens and GE Healthcare MRI systems, VMware, Cisco, Windows 10, Workday, Jira Service Management, EFTPOS and Google Ads, and is adopting more Siemens technology.
Integral Diagnostics is headquartered in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, and operates imaging sites across several Australian states and New Zealand.
Yes, hiring is heavily weighted toward healthcare roles, mostly mid-level, including MRI and sonography traineeships and leadership roles such as Site Chief and MRI Modality Lead.
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