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Adialante is seeking a MRI technologist to operate a conventional mobile MRI system for a live clinical pilot with a Minneapolis-area urology partner. You will contribute directly to product development while delivering high-quality imaging in a non-traditional setting.
In the first 6 months you’ll run multiparametric prostate MRI exams on a 1.5T system and manage daily mobile unit workflow. Your feedback will influence future protocols and interface design.
MRI is the most powerful imaging modality in medicine, yet it is inaccessible. As a result, we catch cancers too late; patients suffer; and we lose people too early. We will change that.
MRI is the most powerful imaging modality in medicine, yet it is inaccessible. As a result, we catch cancers too late; patients suffer; and we lose people too early. We will change that.
Our team is developing breakthrough MRI technology to make clinically effective imaging accessible - giving people everywhere the ability to screen for cancers, strokes, dementia, and other disorders long before symptoms force the issue. We're fortunate to be backed by Y Combinator, the National Science Foundation, and many other great investors. If you want to disrupt the landscape of healthcare, join our team.
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This Isn't a Standard MRI Tech Job
For the next 6+ months, you'll operate a conventional mobile MRI system to run our live clinical pilot with a Minneapolis-area urology partner. At the same time, our engineering team will be building our next-generation, first-of-its-kind MRI platform.
You will have a direct, documented channel to our engineering and product team. Every workflow friction point, every awkward positioning moment, every "I wish this scanner just did X" - that feedback goes straight into how Adialante's system interface, protocols, and clinical workflow get built. Most techs spend a career adapting to whatever system they're handed. In this role, you'll directly influence product development and help shape how an actual MRI system is made.