UnityPoint Health·Dubuque, Iowa
Perform MRI examinations following physician orders and departmental protocols while ensuring patient comfort and safety. Operate MRI scanners to capture high-quality diagnostic images and collaborate with radiologists to interpret results.
Perform MRI examinations following physician orders and departmental protocols. Verify patient identification, obtain relevant medical history, and explain procedures to ensure patient understanding and comfort. Operate MRI scanners and related equipment to capture high-quality diagnostic images. Adhere to all MRI safety guidelines, including screening for contraindications and maintaining proper magnet room safety procedures. Evaluate images for diagnostic quality and collaborate with radiologists to determine if additional views or sequences are required. Participate in continuing education and training to maintain certification and keep current with advancements in MRI technology.
Education: Graduate of an accredited School of Radiology or Graduate of an accredited School of Magnetic Resonance Imaging Experience: 2 years of prior MRI experience Certification/License: Current Radiologic Technologist certification by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologist (ARRT) Current MRI certification by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologist (ARRT) or six months supervised MRI clinical scanning experience Must possess and maintain current Basic Life Support (BLS) certification or within three (3) months from date of hire Ready to make a difference? Apply now and be part of a team with FOCUS VALUES that Foster Unity, Champion Excellence, Seize Opportunities, and Owns the Moment with our team members and our patients in every interaction.
Requires graduation from an accredited School of Radiology or Magnetic Resonance Imaging and at least 2 years of prior MRI experience. Must hold current ARRT certification in Radiologic Technology and MRI, along with Basic Life Support certification.
Market context
In Iowa, MRI technologist openings are often tied to hospital and outpatient imaging needs, so employers typically look for candidates who can step into patient-facing scanning workflows with minimal ramp-up. This role is competitive because ARRT Radiographer certification, current BLS, an accredited Radiologic Technology degree, and documented MRI training are all required, while clinical radiologic experience is preferred. If you are applying, confirm your MRI training documentation is ready and review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here, which can save time compared with reading the original posting line by line.