Magnetic Resonance Imaging Technologist

What they do

• Explaining the MRI process to patients and ensuring the patients comply with all safety standards.
• Positioning, and possibly sedating, patients to capture clear images of the correct area of the body.
• Removing and then replacing IVs and catheters for the MRI process.
• Maneuvering the MRI equipment and positioning it to capture the correct images.
• Monitoring patients during scanning and maintaining patients' records.
• Monitoring MRI equipment functions.
• Ensuring clear images for Physicians to provide accurate diagnoses.
• Recognizing abnormalities and irregularities in images.

Qualifications

• An Associate's degree in MRI or Radiology Technology.
• Experience with MRI equipment and patient care would be advantageous.
• A license and certification to work as an MRI Technician.
• Attention to detail, mathematical skills, and technical skills.
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills.