The MRI Technologist I performs non-complex magnetic resonance imaging scans, reviews and transmits images, prepares and administers MRI medications, performs venipuncture, maintains imaging equipment and supplies, documents care, and provides patient education. The role requires an associate degree or college diploma from a JRCERT-accredited radiological program, Basic Life Support certification, and preferred MRI-related credentials and one year of clinical MRI experience.
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