MRI Technologist - Bonus & Relocation, Advanced Protocols

Duke University Health System; Durham (NC); On-site; USD 65,000 - 92,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Sign‑on bonus

Relocation assistance

Job summary

Duke Regional Hospital is seeking an MRI Technologist to support high‑field MRI operations. The role includes MR safety screening, protocoling with radiologists, contrast administration, image quality evaluation, and patient scheduling at Duke Regional's imaging sites.

The ideal candidate has ARRT/ARMRIT eligibility or certification with several years of MRI experience and a commitment to training new technologists, while maintaining accurate patient records in the EHR system.

Qualifications

• Must be registered or certified for Magnetic Resonance imaging.
• Proven ability to screen patients for MR safety and protocol procedures.
• Experience assisting radiologists and educating technologists or students.

Responsibilities

• Screen patients for MR safety prior to procedures.
• Assist radiologists with protocoling and performance of procedures.
• Start IVs and administer contrast media as directed and by protocol.
• Evaluate MR scans for technical quality, collate images, sequence acquisition, and label appropriately.
• Schedule patients for procedures and assist with clerical functions.
• Charge MR procedures and supplies in the EHR; operate power injectors for contrast.
• Maintain accurate patient records and provide education for new technologists.
• Coordinate scheduling and patient flow among multiple MR sites.
• Teach MR protocols to new technologists, physicians, and researchers.

Skills

MR safety screening

MRI protocoling

Contrast administration

Image quality evaluation

EHR/ billing input

Education & training

Staff scheduling & coordination

Education

Graduate or program meeting eligibility for registration/certification

Tools

Image Archival System

Power injectors

Job description

Duke Regional Hospital is seeking an MRI Technologist to support high‑field MRI operations. The role includes MR safety screening, protocoling with radiologists, contrast administration, image quality evaluation, and patient scheduling at Duke Regional's imaging sites.

The ideal candidate has ARRT/ARMRIT eligibility or certification with several years of MRI experience and a commitment to training new technologists, while maintaining accurate patient records in the EHR system.