MRI Technologist

MEP Health; Boston (MA); On-site; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

MEP Health is seeking an MRI Technologist to perform routine and complex MRI procedures while ensuring patient safety and upholding data integrity in a clinical setting.

Responsibilities include reviewing requisitions, selecting equipment and parameters, and explaining procedures to patients. The role involves mentoring staff, managing daily operations, and contributing to QA/QC and research initiatives.

Qualifications

• Associate degree in Allied Health required; Bachelor’s preferred.
• ARRT certification eligible or registered in MRI, with relevant experience (3+ years for senior technologists).
• BLS certification required.
• Strong communication skills and ability to respond to patient needs with professionalism.

Responsibilities

• Review requisitions, evaluate patient charts, and determine procedure appropriateness.
• Identify patients with dual identifiers and select suitable equipment and parameters.
• Assess patients' physical and emotional status, develop care plans, and explain procedures.
• Follow quality control workflows, respond to equipment issues, and organize daily operations.
• Provide exceptional patient care, create supportive environments, and respond to individual needs.
• Train and mentor staff, students, and fellows, and act as a resource for new equipment or processes.
• Perform inventory management, QA/QC projects, and participate in research or billing reviews.

Skills

Communication

Patient-focused care

Professionalism

Education

Associate degree in Allied Health

Bachelor’s degree preferred

Job description

Position Overview:

Responsible for performing routine and complex MRI procedures, ensuring patient safety, and maintaining data integrity in a clinical environment.

Key Responsibilities Include

• Reviewing requisitions, evaluating patient charts, and determining procedure appropriateness.
• Identifying patients with dual identifiers and selecting suitable equipment and parameters.
• Assessing patients' physical and emotional status, developing care plans, and explaining procedures.
• Following quality control workflows, responding to equipment issues, and organizing daily operations.
• Providing exceptional patient care, creating supportive environments, and responding to individual needs.
• Training and mentoring staff, students, and fellows, and acting as a resource for new equipment or processes.
• Performing additional tasks such as inventory management, QA/QC projects, and participating in research or billing reviews.

Qualifications And Skills

• Associates degree in Allied Health required; Bachelors preferred.
• ARRT certification eligible or registered in MRI, with relevant experience (3+ years for senior technologists).
• BLS certification required.
• Strong communication skills and ability to respond to patient needs with professionalism.