Job Market Monitor

Medical technologists for radiology (MTR):
counted daily.

How many healthcare vacancies are currently open, where they are and for how long. Counted from the public job postings of the Bundesagentur für Arbeit, the EU's EURES portal and employers' own careers pages. As at: 17 October 2026.

953open positions
493employers advertising
327of them open for more than 90 days
29.1 %open for more than six months

221 of 759 dated adverts have been running for more than 180 days. They have been advertised continuously for over half a year.

6.0%through temporary staffing

Fewer than in the rest of the clinical market, which stands at 39.6 per cent. 57 of the 953 positions in this selection are advertised by temporary staffing and recruitment agencies.

22.4 %with the ten largest advertisers

A concentrated market: ten hospitals or groups account for 198 of the 883 adverts. Anyone searching here competes with a few large players rather than many small ones.

1.9positions per employer

493 hospitals, providers and practices are advertising 953 positions between them. Those recruiting for several roles at once search differently from those recruiting for one.

Regional

Where the positions are open

953 open positions across 82 postcode regions in Germany, plus the breakdown by profession and by source.

Postcode 74: 80 open positionsOsnabrück: 41 open positionsBochum: 26 open positionsWürzburg: 23 open positionsPostcode 93: 18 open positionsMarburg: 16 open positionsDüsseldorf: 16 open positionsPostcode 73: 16 open positionsNürnberg: 16 open positionsPostcode 51: 15 vacanciesPostcode 66: 15 open positionsPostcode 77: 14 open positionsPostcode 83: 14 open positionsPostcode 21: 13 open positionsPostcode 72: 13 open positionsPostcode 91: 13 open positionsStuttgart: 12 open positionsPostcode 04: 11 open positionsBerlin: 11 open positionsHildesheim: 11 open positionsPostcode 14: 10 open positionsPostcode 26: 10 open positionsBad Wildungen: 10 open positionsMoers: 10 open positionsKöln: 10 open positionsPostcode 59: 10 open positionsPostcode 86: 10 vacanciesPostcode 22: 9 open positionsPostcode 23: 9 vacanciesPostcode 36: 9 open positionsPostcode 48: 9 vacanciesBaden-Baden: 9 vacanciesPostcode 99: 9 vacanciesMagdeburg: 8 vacanciesAndernach: 8 vacanciesPostcode 81: 8 open positionsBayreuth: 8 vacanciesPostcode 02: 7 open positionsPostcode 12: 7 vacanciesPostcode 15: 7 vacanciesPostcode 16: 7 open positionsHamburg: 7 open positionsHannover: 7 vacanciesAachen: 7 open positionsBonn: 7 vacanciesWitten: 7 open positionsPostcode 71: 7 vacanciesPostcode 82: 7 vacanciesPostcode 85: 7 vacanciesDresden: 6 vacanciesPostcode 06: 6 vacanciesPostcode 07: 6 vacanciesPostcode 13: 6 vacanciesPostcode 27: 6 vacanciesBremen: 6 vacanciesPostcode 33: 6 vacanciesPostcode 37: 6 vacanciesPostcode 42: 6 open positionsPostcode 46: 6 open positionsPostcode 24: 5 vacanciesPostcode 41: 5 vacanciesPostcode 44: 5 vacanciesPostcode 57: 5 vacanciesPostcode 61: 5 vacanciesPostcode 63: 5 vacanciesLörrach: 5 vacanciesPostcode 84: 5 vacanciesPostcode 94: 5 vacanciesPostcode 03: 4 open positionsPostcode area 18: 4 open positionsPostcode area 19: 4 open positionsPostcode area 29: 4 open positionsFrankfurt am Main: 4 open positionsMünchen: 4 open positionsPostcode area 87: 4 open positionsPostcode area 89: 4 open positionsPostcode area 92: 4 open positionsPostcode area 09: 3 open positionsPostcode 17: 3 vacanciesBraunschweig: 3 open positionsPostcode area 65: 3 open positionsPostcode area 96: 3 open positions

Each dot is a postcode region in Germany. The area reflects the number of open positions, the colour the share of positions waiting longer than 90 days. Click to pin a region. The name is the largest town we count in that region, not its official designation.

Where the figures come from

All sources are publicly accessible. From them we publish counts only, never an advert.

  • Bundesagentur für Arbeit58,140
  • EURES (EU employment services)46,795
  • Hospitals' own career pages14,104
  • Specialist portals2,984
  • Entered by hand24

Pay transparency

8 of 953 adverts state a figure.

That is 0.8 per cent. Another 311 refer to a collective agreement without naming a figure. 634 say nothing at all about pay.

What counts is a specific figure in the text of the advert. A reference to TVöD, AVR or an in-house agreement counts as a category of its own and not as a missing entry: it is information, just not an answer.

Specific amount stated: 8Reference to a collective agreement only: 311No information on pay: 6340,8 %with a figure
  • Specific figure stated80.8 %
  • Reference to a collective agreement only31132.6 %
  • No information on pay63466.5 %

Trend

How long the open positions have been running

The monthly series of adverts that are still open today. It rises towards the right, and only one of the two reasons for that is the market.

October 2026116vacancies from this month still open
November 2024: 2January 2025: 4February 2025: 4March 2025: 5April 2025: 8May 2025: 3June 2025: 5July 2025: 10August 2025: 5September 2025: 4October 2025: 11November 2025: 4December 2025: 9January 2026: 51February 2026: 22March 2026: 38April 2026: 26May 2026: 37June 2026: 33July 2026: 67August 2026: 88September 2026: 125October 2026: 116

Two reasons why this curve rises towards the right, and only one of them is the market. First, for each month we count only the adverts that are still open today ; anything that has been filled has disappeared, so older months systematically drop off. Second, our own coverage has expanded over the period: hospitals' own career pages were added in September 2026, and the number of adverts checked each night rose from 4,000 to 20,000 over the same period. Part of the increase is therefore not more market, but more visibility. A statement about growth can only be derived from this once several reference dates with the same coverage are available; the first is from 13.10.2026.

Analysis

How long the positions have already been open

There is deliberately no average duration here: it grows with every day on which nothing happens, and would therefore look all the better the worse the market is doing. The distribution shows the same thing honestly, together with the share filled via temporary staffing.

Open since

under 30 days: 23530 to 90 days: 19790 to 180 days: 106longer than 180 days: 221no date: 19429,1 %more than 180 days
  • under 30 days23531.0 %
  • 30 to 90 days19726.0 %
  • 90 to 180 days10614.0 %
  • longer than 180 days22129.1 %
  • no date194—

Share of the 759 adverts that carry a publication date. The rest carry none and are shown as a category of their own, rather than quietly shrinking the overall total.

For comparison

Vacancy duration in hospital nursing269 days
Vacancy duration in elderly care296 days
Shortage indicator for nursing professions2.7 out of 3

Bundesagentur für Arbeit, skilled worker shortage analysis, as at 2024. To the source

This is not the same figure. The Bundesagentur measures the completed vacancy duration, in other words how long a post was open that was eventually filled. We measure the other side: the posts that are still open today, and how long they have been waiting. The official figure says how long it takes to fill a post when it works. This page shows how much is not working right now.

Employer or temporary staffing

Directly from the employer: 896Via temporary staffing and recruitment agencies: 576,0 %via temporary staffing
  • Directly from the employer89694.0 %
  • Via temporary staffing and recruitment agencies576.0 %

In this market, temporary staffing firms are employers just as hospitals are, and they advertise posts themselves. The figure judges no one, it describes the market.

Competition

Who you are competing with for the same professionals

The number of adverts alone says nothing about what the competition looks like. A hundred posts from seventy hospitals is quite different from a hundred from ten.

How the adverts are distributed

  • 22.4 %come from the ten largest advertisers
  • 40.7 %from the fifty largest
  • 477employers are advertising in total

Adverts without an identifiable employer name are excluded here; otherwise they would be the largest advertiser of all.

How often a post is not filled

21 of 883 adverts are online for the second time

That is 2.4 per cent. They had already disappeared once and have come back.

An indication, not proof. A listing can also disappear because a portal contract expired, the source was briefly unavailable or the text was revised. What is measured is a disappearance and a return, not a failed hire.

By specialty

Which clinical areas are driving demand

The 5 largest, counted only where at least three different employers are behind them. Plus how much of it has been waiting for more than 90 days. That is the difference between high demand and a genuine shortage.

Area of workOpenEmployer> 90 days
Radiology79142936,5 %
Radiotherapy704331,4 %
Nuclear Medicine151440,0 %
Ear, Nose and Throat Medicine121116,7 %
Neuroradiology5420,0 %

Metropolitan areas

Cities and districts with the greatest demand

Led by Osnabrück with 37 vacancies. Only places backed by at least three different employers are counted. Anything below that would say something about a single hospital, not produce a statistic.

Cities

CityOpenEmployer> 90 days
Osnabrück3731
Berlin332513
Hamburg221513
Köln1481
München1293
Stuttgart1183
Düsseldorf1071
Würzburg1046
Bad Mergentheim950
Nürnberg942

Districts

DistrictOpenEmployer> 90 days
Kreisfreie Stadt Essen296195
Kreis Recklinghausen205129
Kreis Düren16264
Märkischer Kreis851112
Kreis Minden-Lübbecke72106
Rhein-Kreis Neuss672333
Kreis Soest60221
City of Bottrop6030
Städteregion Aachen451320
Kreis Warendorf41105

Structure

Who advertises in Germany

The figures above are the demand. This is the market behind it: institutions from the official registers and from the job adverts themselves.

  • MVZ4,589
  • Care facilities3,812
  • Hospitals2,755
  • Practices2,268
  • nursing service1,153

Market report

Medical technology for radiology as a report

A document with all the key figures of this selection, ready to share and cite. With date, methodology and sources on the same page as the figures.

  • Open positions, employers and positions per employer
  • Vacancy duration in five classes, with official classification
  • Salary figures, share of temporary staffing and sources
  • Cities with the greatest demand

klinovo Job Market Monitor

Medical technology for radiology · DACH

As at: 17 October 2026 · Collected daily

Scope

RegionGermany, Austria, Switzerland
Occupational groupMedical technology for radiology
Specialtyall
Reference date17 October 2026
Population953 open adverts

Key figures

Open positions953
Advertising employers493
Positions per employer1,9
Open for more than 90 days327 (34,3 %)

Findings

  • 29.1 % open for more than six months. 221 of 759 adverts with a date have been running for more than 180 days. They have been advertised continuously for over half a year.
  • 6.0% through temporary staffing. Less than in the rest of the clinical market, which stands at 39.6 per cent. 57 of the 953 posts in this selection are advertised by temporary staffing and recruitment agencies.
  • 22.4% with the ten largest advertisers. A concentrated market: ten hospitals or chains account for 198 of the 883 adverts. Anyone searching here competes with a few big players rather than many small ones.
  • 1.9 posts per employer. 493 hospitals, providers and practices advertise 953 posts between them. Those recruiting for several at once recruit differently from those filling just one.

How long the positions stay open

Open sinceJobsShare
under 30 days23531,0 %
30 to 90 days19726,0 %
90 to 180 days10614,0 %
more than 180 days22129,1 %
no date194—

Classification

Vacancy duration in hospital nursing269 days
Vacancy duration in elderly care296 days
Shortage indicator for nursing professions2.7 out of 3

Bundesagentur für Arbeit, skilled labour shortage analysis, as at 2024.

The preview ends here. The full report also contains: the classification against the official vacancy period in full wording, who is advertising (employers versus temporary staffing agencies), the cities with the greatest demand, all sources with item counts, plus methodology, scope and the citation format.

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Questions and answers

How we count

The questions we are asked about the survey, with our answers. Including the awkward ones.

What exactly is counted here?

Publicly advertised healthcare vacancies that were still traceable on the reference date. We count the advert, not the budgeted post: a vacancy that disappears from its source no longer counts from the next run onwards.

Where does the data come from?

From the job board of the Bundesagentur für Arbeit, the European Union's EURES portal, the career pages of the organisations themselves and individual specialist portals. The official registers are added for the structure of the organisations. All sources are publicly accessible, and the figures per source are shown separately on this page.

How often do you count?

Once every night. Every reference date is retained, so that trends can be read over time instead of one snapshot overwriting the previous one.

How complete is the survey?

Measured on 14 October 2026, the monitor lists 45,246 open nursing vacancies in Germany; the Bundesagentur lists 49,426 in the same occupational fields. That is around 92 per cent of their total. This is not a coverage rate: we have adverts that do not appear there, and we are missing some that do. And both figures are smaller than actual demand, because by no means every open position is publicly advertised.

Is the same vacancy counted more than once?

That can happen, because the same vacancy may appear on several portals. We count per source and report the sources separately, rather than claiming a de-duplication we cannot substantiate. If you need a lower bound, take the largest single source; if you need an upper bound, take the total.

Why are some regions, cities or specialties missing entirely?

Because fewer than three different employers lie behind them. Anything below that would be a statement about a single organisation, not a statistic. The threshold is anchored in the survey itself, not in the display: what the database does not release, no view can reveal.

Are individual adverts or employers published?

No. No individual ad, no employer name, no address. The monitor shows counts only. klinovo does not run third-party ads itself.

Why is there no average vacancy duration here?

Because it grows with every day on which nothing happens, and would therefore look all the better the worse the market is doing. Instead, you see the distribution across five classes. Ads without a publication date form a class of their own, rather than quietly shrinking the base population.

Is this the same figure as the Bundesagentur's vacancy duration?

No, it is the other side of the coin. The Bundesagentur measures completed vacancy time, that is, how long a post was open that was eventually filled. This monitor measures the posts that are still open today, and how long they have already been waiting. The official figure says how long filling a post takes when it succeeds. This page shows how much is currently not succeeding.

Can market growth be read from the monthly series?

Not yet. The curve rises towards the right, and only one of the two reasons for that is the market. Each month counts only the ads that are still open today, which is why older months systematically fall off. At the same time, our own coverage has expanded over the period. A statement about growth can only be derived once several reference dates with the same coverage are available.

May I quote these figures?

Yes, with a source credit: klinovo job market monitor, plus the reference date. Every selection can be downloaded as a report with methodology and data status. If you need an analysis for a particular region or professional group that is not shown here, you can request it from us.

Job ad check

One of these ads may well be yours.

Up to this point this has been a statistic about the market. It is also one about you: 327 of the 953 Medizinische Technologie für Radiologieposts have been online for more than 90 days, and 634 say nothing at all about pay. Someone wrote every one of them.

Distribution of 40,000 checked job ads on the job ad check scale. Median 41 out of 100, best ad measured 85. Above 80 points: 58 ads, that is one in 690. As at: 14 October 2026.