Senior MRI Technologist — Cardiac Imaging & Mentorship

Boston Children’s Hospital; Malden (MA); On-site; USD 85,000 - 100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible schedules

Health insurance

Vision and dental insurance

403(b) Retirement Savings plan

Tuition reimbursement

Paid time off

Job summary

Boston Children's Hospital is seeking a Senior MRI Technologist to perform complex MRI procedures, ensure patient safety, and support department operations. You will mentor staff, participate in quality assurance, and lead equipment and process improvements while upholding imaging standards.

The role requires ARRT MRI certification, an Associate's degree (Bachelor's preferred), and BLS, with MA licensure preferred. A strong interpersonal approach is essential for patient care.

Qualifications

• Associate's degree required; Bachelor's degree preferred.
• MRI certification (ARRT) required for MRI work.
• MA Radiologic Technologist license for MRI preferred.
• ARRT certification must be met and maintained; BLS required.

Responsibilities

• Perform complex MRI procedures with emphasis on patient safety and data integrity.
• Train and mentor staff, fellows, residents, and students in MRI techniques.
• Manage equipment and departmental operations, including QA and inventory.
• Provide leadership support by covering supervisory duties when needed and driving improvements.
• Maintain positive patient and family relations with clear explanations and empathy.

Skills

MRI procedures

Staff training

Leadership

Equipment management

Education

Associate's Degree

Bachelor's degree preferred

Job description

Boston Children's Hospital is seeking a Senior MRI Technologist to perform complex MRI procedures, ensure patient safety, and support department operations. You will mentor staff, participate in quality assurance, and lead equipment and process improvements while upholding imaging standards.

The role requires ARRT MRI certification, an Associate's degree (Bachelor's preferred), and BLS, with MA licensure preferred. A strong interpersonal approach is essential for patient care.