MRI Technologist

Indiana University Health System•Portland, OR

4d•Onsite

About The Position

This is a full-time MRI Technologist opportunity at IU Health Jay Hospital in Portland, Indiana. The role is part of a close-knit imaging team in a patient-focused community hospital and rural healthcare setting. The department averages approximately 10 MRI scans per day, providing an opportunity to deliver personalized care and help local patients access advanced imaging close to home. The department offers a strong team culture, a patient-centered approach, and a supportive environment with opportunities for professional growth. The schedule is Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM. There are no call requirements, and the position works two holidays per year.

Requirements

Requires 0–3 years of relevant experience.
Basic Life Support certification through the American Heart Association (AHA) is required.
Requires advanced certification through one of the following within 12 months of hire: American Registry of Radiologic Technologists Registered Technologist – Magnetic Resonance (RT(MR)), or American Registry of Magnetic Resonance Imaging Technologists Registered Magnetic Resonance Imaging Technologist (RMRIT).
May be required to meet registry or certification requirements for another modality, if applicable.
May require a license from the Indiana State Department of Health (ISDH), if applicable.
Ability to maneuver equipment and adapt positioning when a patient's condition does not permit routine positioning.

Nice To Haves

MRI experience is preferred.

Responsibilities

Apply knowledge of MRI safety and safety zones.
Review patient history and screen for safety concerns, including ferromagnetic objects and implanted devices.
Educate patients about their scans and help ensure they are safe and comfortable.
Obtain IV access, prepare and administer contrast, and recognize and respond to adverse contrast events.
Apply advanced knowledge of cross-sectional anatomy.
Screen visitors and team members entering the MRI environment to maintain safety.
Use scanning protocols and adjust them to obtain diagnostic images.
Perform routine quality control and ensure equipment is functioning properly.
Collaborate with radiologists and referring physicians.
Document necessary information in the electronic medical record.
Assist with minimally invasive procedures as needed.
Maneuver equipment and adapt patient positioning when a patient's condition prevents routine positioning.