MR Technologist

About the role

Own day-to-day MRI operations, including scanning, participant workflow, and overall scanner readiness.
Develop and continuously refine advanced neuroimaging protocols in close collaboration with MR physicists, engineers, and researchers.
Help bring up and manage two state-of-the-art Siemens Cima.X MRI scanners, including coordination of maintenance, QA, and vendor interactions.
Support the development and validation of novel neuroimaging approaches through complex, evolving neuromodulation research studies.
Maintain the highest standards of MRI safety, image quality, and operational excellence in a fast-paced R&D environment.

Requirements

We are looking for MR technologists with at least 5 years of industry experience.
Regardless of career level, you should have:

• Strong clinical MRI fundamentals and the ability to independently operate MRI systems with high reliability
  ARRT (MR) certification or equivalent MRI training/experience
  
• Experience executing complex or non-standard neuroimaging protocols (ideally in research or clinical settings)
  
• A high level of ownership — you proactively manage scanner operations, troubleshoot issues, and improve workflows over time
  
• Comfort working cross-functionally with engineers, physicists, and clinical/research teams
  
• A strong commitment to MRI safety, attention to detail, and clear communication in participant-facing settings
  
• A strong commitment to MRI safety, attention to detail, and clear communication in participant-facing settings
  
• A strong commitment to MRI safety, attention to detail, and clear communication in participant-facing settings
  
• A strong commitment to MRI safety, attention to detail, and clear communication in participant-facing settings
  

Qualifications

Strong clinical MRI fundamentals and the ability to independently operate MRI systems with high reliability
ARRT (MR) certification or equivalent MRI training/experience
Experience executing complex or non-standard neuroimaging protocols (ideally in research or clinical settings)
A high level of ownership — you proactively manage scanner operations, troubleshoot issues, and improve workflows over time
Comfort working cross-functionally with engineers, physicists, and clinical/research teams
A strong commitment to MRI safety, attention to detail, and clear communication in participant-facing settings
High integrity and strong professional judgement