Connecticut Orthopaedic Specialists Pc·Hamden, Connecticut
The MRI Technologist operates imaging equipment to produce diagnostic scans while providing compassionate, patient-centered care. They are also responsible for screening patients, maintaining equipment, and assisting with the training of students and new staff.
Connecticut Orthopaedics has been named as the #1 Physician Practice in Orthopaedics in Connecticut, as well as ranking in the Top 3 for Surgical Care and the Top 5 for Overall Physician Practices across the state by Castle Connolly.
The MRI Technologist will operate a Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) scanner to produce images of the patient's body for diagnostic purposes. The technologist will be expected to provide patient-centered compassionate care under the guidance of the COO, Operations Manager and Assistant Operations Manager, and MRI supervisor. The technologist will perform their duties according to departmental and organizational policies and procedures and demonstrate exceptional service excellence in all interactions.
Market context
In Connecticut, allied-health laboratory roles are typically driven by steady hospital and health-system staffing needs, especially for candidates with current ASCP or AMT certification. These positions can be competitive because employers often prefer hospital lab experience and expect familiarity with routine clinical testing workflows. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here, then confirm your certification status and highlight any hospital lab experience in your application.
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