MRI Technologist, Acute Full Time NEW

Work Model: Onsite (In-person required)

Position Type: Full-Time

Openings: 1

The MRI Technologist (Acute Care) is responsible for performing high-quality magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) procedures to assist physicians in diagnosing and treating medical conditions. This role requires technical expertise, patient-centered care, and strict adherence to safety and compliance standards in a hospital environment.

Must-Haves

Are you a graduate of an approved imaging program?

Do you have ARRT certification?

Do you have MRI board certification (preferred but strongly desired)?

Do you hold a State Radiation Operator License (if applicable)?

Do you have an active Basic Life Support (BLS) certification?

Minimum Qualifications

Education:

Graduate of an approved imaging program (required)

Associate’s Degree (preferred)

Certifications / Licenses:

ARRT Certification (required)

MRI Board Certification (preferred)

State Radiation Operator License (as applicable)

Basic Life Support (BLS) (required)

Experience / Knowledge / Skills

Experience performing MRI procedures in an acute care or hospital setting

Strong knowledge of MRI imaging techniques, protocols, and equipment

Ability to evaluate images for diagnostic quality and accuracy

Knowledge of patient safety, MRI safety protocols, and infection control standards

Ability to work in a fast-paced clinical environment

Strong attention to detail and critical thinking skills

Excellent communication and interpersonal skills

Nice-to-Have: 5+ years of MRI experience (preferred)

Key Responsibilities

Perform MRI procedures as ordered by physicians

Ensure proper patient positioning, safety, and comfort during imaging

Operate and maintain MRI equipment in accordance with safety standards

Review images for quality and accuracy before submission

Follow all MRI safety protocols and regulatory compliance guidelines

Maintain accurate documentation in patient records

Collaborate with physicians and healthcare teams to support diagnosis and treatment

Provide compassionate and patient-focused care