MRI Technologist I: Precision Imaging & Patient Care

Vetted Solutions; Scranton (Lackawanna County); On-site; USD 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

Vetted Solutions is seeking an MRI Technologist I to perform magnetic resonance imaging procedures, ensuring patient safety and high image quality in a clinical setting.

You will prepare patients, verify orders, apply imaging protocols, optimize technical factors, and monitor ALARA safety while documenting activities. The role includes assisting licensed practitioners, evaluating images for proper positioning, and educating students and staff on MRI safety standards.

Qualifications

• ARRT, NMTCB, ARMRIT or equivalent certification required at hire; new grads must obtain certification before starting.
• Experience in radiologic technology or MRI preferred; specialized training in MRI safety essential.
• Ability to evaluate images, operate MRI equipment, and follow safety protocols.

Responsibilities

• Prepare patients and verify orders while maintaining confidentiality.
• Apply MRI protocols, optimize technical factors, and ensure ALARA safety.
• Assist with administering medications via vascular access as prescribed and document activities.
• Evaluate image quality and positioning; ensure secure data transfer and storage.
• Educate and monitor students and staff on MRI safety standards.
• Support licensed clinicians during MRI and interventional procedures.
• Select pulse sequences based on protocols and data acquisition needs.
• Participate in MRI safety implant assessments and approvals.

Skills

MRI safety

Image evaluation

Patient safety

Tools

MRI scanner

Pulse sequences

Job description

Vetted Solutions is seeking an MRI Technologist I to perform magnetic resonance imaging procedures, ensuring patient safety and high image quality in a clinical setting.

You will prepare patients, verify orders, apply imaging protocols, optimize technical factors, and monitor ALARA safety while documenting activities. The role includes assisting licensed practitioners, evaluating images for proper positioning, and educating students and staff on MRI safety standards.