Radiographer II / MRI Technologist

1w1 week ago

Michigan State University

East Lansing, US · Full-time · $70,000 – $90,000

About this role

A registered technologist responsible for performing, processing, and evaluating MRI scans to ensure high-quality diagnostic images. This role supports radiologists and physicians in accurately diagnosing disease and injury. Prioritizing patient safety, comfort, and care is essential.

Operate MRI equipment while adhering to imaging protocols and maintaining compliance with safety standards. Position and care for patients during scans, using specialized radiology equipment. Process images to deliver clear diagnostic results for clinical review.

Collaborate effectively with the healthcare team to achieve exceptional patient outcomes. Work in a university health care setting with exposure to human blood, serum, body fluids, and TB risk. Wear a respirator and follow Universal Precautions.

Lift and position patients and view VDT screens more than 75% of the time, requiring significant physical effort. Join Michigan State University healthcare team from 1:00pm - 9:30pm Monday - Friday. Contribute to high standards in medical imaging.

Requirements

Certification by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists
Additional certification(s) in MRI as required by law or industry standards
ARRT (MR) certification required
Current BLS Certification required
Knowledge from first two or three years in approved Radiologic Technologist program
One to three years of related work experience in radiology equipment and patient care
Ability to use specialized MRI equipment
2 years MRI experience preferred

Responsibilities

Perform, process, and evaluate MRI scans to ensure high-quality diagnostic images
Operate MRI equipment and adhere to imaging protocols
Maintain compliance with safety standards
Prioritize patient safety, comfort, and care
Support radiologists and physicians in diagnosing disease and injury
Collaborate with the healthcare team to deliver exceptional patient outcomes
Lift and position patients during procedures
Use specialized radiology equipment including MRI

Benefits

Equal employment opportunity without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, citizenship, age, disability or protected veteran status