University of Vermont Health Network·Burlington, Vermont
Perform complex MRI exams on various magnets while ensuring patient safety and adapting to new imaging technologies. Operate under the supervision of a Radiologist and MRI Supervisor to provide high-quality diagnostic imaging.
Min $39.39 Mid $50.76 Max $62.12 Recruiter: Cathleen Sullivan The status of this position is per diem, which means there are no "set" or committed hours.
An MRI Tech I is responsible for performing complex MRI exams on varying strength magnets using powerful magnetic fields combined with radiofrequency waves.
The MRI Technologist must adapt to changes in technology, new imaging techniques, safe and effective imaging practices for patients with and without medical implants.
These implants include pacemakers, nerve stimulation devices and electronic pumps that can cause severe injury and or death within the MRI environment.
This position requires independent judgement, a comprehensive knowledge of MRI physics, biological effects to human tissue, medical implants and the ability to enforce MRI safety.
The candidate must possess inherent compassion for patients with claustrophobia and provide mechanisms to assist the patient in overcoming their discomfort.
The Technologist operates under the general supervision of the Radiologist and the MRI Supervisor.
Graduate from school of Radiologic Technology approved by CAHEA/JRCT. Certified by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT), ARMRIT, or certified by the Nuclear Medicine Technology Certification Board (NMTCB), ARRT MRI Certification preferred.
Requires graduation from an approved Radiologic Technology school and certification by ARRT, ARMRIT, or NMTCB. Preferred candidates have two years of radiology imaging experience and ARRT MRI certification.
Market context
Vermont healthcare employers often need per diem MRI technologists to cover variable patient volumes, staffing gaps, and weekend or vacation shifts. These roles can be competitive because facilities typically look for approved radiologic technology training, ARRT, ARMRIT, or NMTCB certification, and often prefer two years of imaging experience plus ARRT MRI certification. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save time, then confirm your credentials match the posting before applying.
