MRI Technologist II

Personal Touch Home Health Care Services Inc.; Burlington (VT); On-site; USD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Personal Touch Home Health Care Services Inc. seeks an MRI Tech II to perform advanced MRI procedures, applying evolving imaging techniques while enforcing safety and implant protocols.

You will work under radiology supervision, provide compassionate care to patients with claustrophobia, and ensure high-quality imaging and patient safety in a clinical MRI department. The role requires independent judgment, knowledge of MRI physics and tissue interactions, and strict adherence to safety screening

Qualifications

• Graduation from an accredited Radiologic Technology program and ARRT MRI certification is required.
• Two years MRI experience preferred; advanced MRI certification and BLS certification required for licensed staff.
• Knowledge of MRI safety, biological effects, and handling patients with implants is mandatory.
• All staff must pass safety screening, especially regarding electronic or magnetic implants.

Responsibilities

• Perform advanced MRI scans, adapt to new imaging technologies, enforce safety standards, and assist patients with claustrophobia.
• Operate independently within the MRI department, ensuring high-quality imaging and patient safety.

Skills

MRI safety

Patient comfort

Independent judgment

Safety protocols enforcement

Education

Radiologic Technology program

ARRT MRI certification

BLS certification (for licensed staff)

Job description

Role Overview

The MRI Tech II performs advanced MRI procedures, demonstrating expertise beyond MRI Tech I.

The MRI Tech II performs advanced MRI procedures, demonstrating expertise beyond MRI Tech I.

They adapt to evolving imaging techniques, ensure safety protocols—particularly regarding medical implants like pacemakers and electronic devices—and operate under supervision from radiology professionals.

The position requires independent judgment, comprehensive knowledge of MRI physics, tissue effects, and safety enforcement.

They provide compassionate care for patients with claustrophobia, offering support to ease discomfort.

Qualifications & Skills

Graduation from an accredited Radiologic Technology program and ARRT MRI certification are essential.

Preferred two years of MRI experience; advanced MRI certification and BLS certification are required for licensed staff.

Knowledge of MRI safety, biological effects, and handling patients with implants is mandatory.

All staff must pass safety screening, especially regarding electronic or magnetic implants.

Key Responsibilities

Perform advanced MRI scans, adapt to new imaging technologies, enforce safety standards, and assist patients with claustrophobia.

Operate independently within the MRI department, ensuring high-quality imaging and patient safety.