Smith Chason College Invites Medical Imaging Employers to San Marcos Career Fair |
Local healthcare organizations can meet career-ready graduates in Diagnostic Medical |
Local healthcare employers have a timely opportunity to meet career-ready medical imaging graduates at an upcoming hiring event in San Marcos. Smith Chason College is inviting medical imaging employers and recruitment teams to participate in its Career Fair at the college’s San Marcos campus on Thursday, August 13, 2026.
The event will take place at 300 Rancheros Drive, Suite 230, San Marcos, CA 92069. Lunch for participating employers begins at 11:00 a.m., and the Career Fair itself runs from 12:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. This gathering is designed specifically for hospitals, imaging centers, medical practices, and other healthcare organizations that are actively recruiting or building their talent pipelines in medical imaging.
Connecting Local Employers with New Talent The Career Fair is created to connect healthcare organizations with graduates from several of Smith Chason College’s medical imaging programs. Employers will have the chance to meet students and recent graduates prepared in Diagnostic Medical Sonography (DMS), Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), and Diagnostic Cardiovascular Sonography (CVS).
Diagnostic Medical Sonography graduates are trained to perform ultrasound examinations across a range of specialties, including abdominal, obstetrics and gynecology, vascular, and musculoskeletal imaging. Magnetic Resonance Imaging graduates learn to operate MRI equipment safely and effectively while producing high-quality diagnostic images.
Diagnostic Cardiovascular Sonography graduates focus on cardiac and vascular ultrasound, preparing them to assist in the evaluation of heart and blood vessel conditions.
These programs emphasize hands-on clinical training, so graduates arrive with practical experience and a strong foundation for immediate contribution in clinical settings. For employers facing staffing needs, the event provides a direct path to introduce their organization, discuss open positions, explain workplace culture, and conduct initial conversations with candidates who are already oriented toward medical imaging careers.
Smith Chason College is currently accepting reservations from employers interested in hosting a table. Tables and chairs will be provided, and tablecloths are available upon request. Employers are welcome to bring informational materials, job postings, promotional items, and any resources that help students and graduates learn about their organization.
Employer Lunch Included Participating employers are invited to join lunch at 11:00 a.m. prior to the official start of the Career Fair. This informal period offers an additional opportunity to network with college staff and other employers before the formal portion of the event begins.
Although the August 13 date is approaching quickly, local medical imaging employers who remain interested in participating are still encouraged to reach out. Space is limited, and early contact helps ensure a table can be reserved.
Employers can contact the San Marcos Career Services team at sm.careerservices@smithchason.edu for registration details, current availability, or any other questions about the event.
Career Fair Details Date: Thursday, August 13, 2026
The San Marcos campus is conveniently located near major medical facilities in the North County San Diego region, making it a practical meeting point for both local employers and candidates who live or train in the area.
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Location is spot on, right by the freeway. Makes it way easier for everyone to get there.
Not sure why it's not open to the public too. Some people looking for a career change might want info!
Having employer lunch is a smart way to network. Makes the event more personal.
Do you have to be an employer to stop by? My daughter is looking for programs like this.
Hope some clinics in Vista or Escondido take part. It's not always easy to find good techs.
I wish stuff like this existed when I was starting out. Good luck to the grads!
Glad to see there’s a focus on hands-on training here. More colleges should do the same.
Ron T.I agree, Ron. My niece went through a program with lots of hands-on clinicals and found a job almost right after graduating. I hope more schools catch on to this approach.