Kamloops Downtown X-Ray Clinic

09/02/2025

If you need to have an ultrasound, please let your doctor know that we will soon be open for business with 3 ultrasound rooms and are now scheduling appointments for September 15, 2025.

08/30/2024

We are excited to announce that the Downtown X-Ray Clinic has been government approved to expand with an Ultrasound service opening in the fall of 2025. We are searching for experienced and new Sonographers to join our team. We greatly appreciate any referrals you may have.

09/01/2023

Great dinner at the Dunes celebrating all the KTW Reader's Choice award winners. We are excited to announce that the Kamloops Downtown X-ray was awarded the best X-ray Clinic! Thank you Kamloops!

06/12/2023

We had to put our Covid water resistant isolation gowns to work this weekend to keep our newly installed X-ray machine protected from the ceiling water drips due the weekend rain!! (The Lansdowne Village Mall walkway directly above our clinic is being renovated and unfortunately the construction tarps did not work).

Yes we are hoping to be open Monday June 12 but with only one machine in action and restoration dryers on. Please be understanding of the inconvenience of a longer than usual wait time.

10/31/2022

Happy Hallowe’en from the staff working today at the Downtown X-ray!

06/28/2022

Gone Fishing!

Note that the Downtown X-ray Clinic will be closed Friday, Saturday, and Sunday for the Canada Day long weekend. We will be open on Monday, July 4th. Sorry for any inconvenience.

Happy Canada Day!!

07/20/2021

Please support the Kamloops Downtown X-ray Clinic for all our hard work in providing exceptional service to the residents of Kamloops and the surrounding communities. Vote for us in both the MEDICAL SERVICES category and the X-RAY category. Thank you so much!!

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06/28/2021

Enjoying ice cream after a hard week’s work being extra busy with the other clinics being closed partially last week. Regarding the upcoming holiday weekend, we are CLOSED Thursday July 1st only and open as usual on Friday and Saturday 9-5. Enjoy the heat wave but don’t forget your sunscreen, stay in the shade, drink lots of water and eat plenty of ice cream!!

02/05/2021

I am taking care of business with

02/03/2021

Happy 10 Year Anniversary at the Downtown X-ray Clinic! Cheers!!

12/22/2020

Merry Christmas from the Downtown X-ray, wearing adorable custom masks (on top of the medical mask) made by Nicole, the receptionist.

11/13/2020

Copied from an MRT who wrote this about our profession ❤️

Radiology school teaches you a lot of things. It teaches you the anode and cathode ends of the x-ray tube, how to calculate the inverse square law, how to properly position all of the long bones in the body, how to safely move a patient in a C-collar, how to assist the radiologist during a lumbar puncture, how to maneuver the C-arm around a sterile field in the OR, and the appropriate kVp and mAs to use for any given exam.

But it can’t teach you the other invaluable components of this profession.

It doesn’t teach you how to bust out your charade moves and get creative to show your non-English speaking patient what they need to do for their flex/ext spine x-rays.

It doesn’t teach you how to assist a wheelchair bound patient who has dementia with changing out of their clothes and into a Johnny because their caregiver dropped them off at the front door.

It doesn’t teach you how to have patience with the 96 year old man who is hard of hearing, has mobility issues, and as a result may make you run behind.

It doesn’t teach you how to be the friend when the child’s mom doesn’t feel comfortable staying in the room because she’s pregnant and now you have to console a petrified child while still getting high quality, diagnostic images.

It doesn’t teach you how to be the social worker when a parent becomes emotional after their child fell off the monkey bars and has a visibly deformed arm.

It doesn’t teach you how to keep your expressions and body language neutral after taking the first image and seeing a large mass in the patients lung- knowing that patient is about to get the worst news of their life.

It doesn’t teach you how to leave one patients room holding back tears and going to the next patients room with a smile on your face.

To you, we’re button pushers. To us, we hold many roles. We are the eye of medicine.

Happy Radiologic Technologist week to my fellow rad techs! Thank you for all you do💀☢️🖤