MRI Technologist

The MRI Technologist is responsible for performing magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) procedures to produce high-quality diagnostic images. This role involves preparing and positioning patients, operating MRI equipment safely, administering contrast media when required, and collaborating closely with radiologists and healthcare teams to ensure accurate and timely diagnostic results.

Key Responsibilities

Patient Care

Screen patients for MRI safety contraindications, including metallic implants and medical devices

Explain MRI procedures clearly and provide reassurance to patients, including those with anxiety or claustrophobia

Monitor patient condition throughout imaging procedures to ensure comfort and safety

Imaging Procedures

Prepare and position patients according to established MRI protocols

Operate MRI scanners to obtain high-quality diagnostic images

Administer IV contrast agents as ordered, following safety and infection control guidelines

Adjust imaging parameters to optimize image quality based on anatomy and clinical indications

Safety and Compliance

Enforce strict MRI safety standards to prevent accidents and equipment damage

Adhere to hospital policies, regulatory requirements, and infection control protocols

Maintain current knowledge of MRI safety, physics, and biological effects

Collaboration and Documentation

Review images for quality and completeness prior to radiologist interpretation

Accurately document procedures, patient information, and contrast usage

Communicate effectively with radiologists, nurses, and other healthcare professionals

Equipment Maintenance

Perform routine quality assurance checks and basic troubleshooting of MRI equipment

Report equipment malfunctions and coordinate service as needed

Qualifications

Education

Graduation from a CAHEA/JRCT-accredited Radiologic Technology program

Certification & Licensure

ARRT certification in Radiologic Technology (required)

ARRT MRI certification preferred or required within a specified timeframe after hire

Current BLS certification

Vermont state licensure, where applicable

Experience

Minimum of 1–2 years of MRI or acute care imaging experience preferred

Strong knowledge of cross-sectional anatomy

Skills & Competencies

Comprehensive understanding of MRI physics and imaging principles

Strong independent judgment and attention to detail

Excellent communication and patient interaction skills

Ability to work effectively in a fast-paced clinical environment

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