About the job MRI Tech
Certified MRI Technician
Fayetteville, NC | Healthcare – Neurology & Psychiatry | Monday – Friday | Day Shift
Compensation: $38.00 - $45.00 hour
Employment: Full-Time / Direct Hire
About the Opportunity
A well-established specialty neurology and psychiatry practice in Fayetteville, NC is adding a Certified MRI Technician to its clinical imaging team. This is a direct-hire, Monday–Friday day shift role within a focused specialty environment where diagnostic imaging directly supports neurological and psychiatric patient care. Full benefits are included.
What You'll Do
- Prepare patients for MRI procedures — explain the process, address concerns, and ensure comfort throughout
- Operate MRI scanners with precision, following established clinical protocols to produce high-quality diagnostic images
- Maintain strict compliance with patient safety regulations and aseptic techniques during all imaging procedures
- Collaborate with neurologists and psychiatrists to review images and support timely, accurate diagnostic reporting
- Manage medical imaging data through PACS — storing, retrieving, and maintaining records with accuracy and security
- Perform equipment safety checks, routine troubleshooting, and proper operation of MRI and related diagnostic systems
- Perform IV insertion and vascular access as required for contrast-enhanced imaging procedures
What You'll Need
- ARRT certification in MRI (MR) — required
- Active BLS certification — required
- Demonstrated clinical experience operating MRI equipment in a professional healthcare setting
- Working knowledge of PACS systems and diagnostic radiology workflows
- Strong understanding of anatomy, physiology, medical terminology, and radiology principles
- Proficiency in vascular access techniques including IV insertion
- Ability to communicate clearly and compassionately with patients, including those presenting with neurological or psychiatric conditions
Why This Role
Monday–Friday days, no weekends, no on-call — inside a specialty practice where your imaging work directly drives critical neurological and psychiatric diagnoses. This is a stable, high-impact clinical role with full benefits and long-term career continuity.