MRI Imaging Specialist I - Patient Care & Safety

Massachusetts Health & Hospital Association; Pennsylvania; On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

The MRI Technologist I at Massachusetts Health & Hospital Association performs magnetic resonance imaging procedures to support diagnosis and research. The role requires independent operation of MRI equipment, data analysis, and collaboration with licensed practitioners.

The ideal candidate holds ARRT (MR) or equivalent MR endorsement, graduates from a Radiologic Technology program (bachelor's preferred), and demonstrates strong patient care, safety, and education skills for learners and staff.

Qualifications

• ARRT (MR), ARMRIT, or NMTCB (with MR endorsement) required upon hire.
• Education: Graduate of a Radiologic Technology training program; Bachelor's degree preferred.
• Skills: Proficient in MRI procedures, safety protocols, and patient care.

Responsibilities

• Ensure proper patient identification, preparation, and documentation while maintaining confidentiality.
• Utilize appropriate imaging protocols, optimize technical factors, and apply ALARA principles to maximize safety and image quality.
• Prepare and administer medications as prescribed, documenting all activities in accordance with regulations.
• Evaluate images for correctness and quality, verify data transfer and storage, and perform post-processing as needed.
• Educate and monitor students and healthcare providers, applying safety principles to minimize risks.
• Assist with interventional MRI procedures and select appropriate pulse sequences based on protocols.
• Participate in quality improvement activities and demonstrate full proficiency in routine and complex duties.

Skills

MRI procedures

Safety protocols

Patient care

Educating others

Process improvement

Education

Graduate of Radiologic Technology program

Bachelor's degree preferred

Job description

The MRI Technologist I at Massachusetts Health & Hospital Association performs magnetic resonance imaging procedures to support diagnosis and research. The role requires independent operation of MRI equipment, data analysis, and collaboration with licensed practitioners.

The ideal candidate holds ARRT (MR) or equivalent MR endorsement, graduates from a Radiologic Technology program (bachelor's preferred), and demonstrates strong patient care, safety, and education skills for learners and staff.