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MRI and CT scan operator (technologist) prepares patients for imaging, operates complex scanning equipment to produce diagnostic images, and ensures safety protocols are followed. They maintain equipment, administer contrast agents, position patients accurately, and work with radiologists to provide high-quality, detailed diagnostic information.
National Society for HistotechnologyNational Society for Histotechnology +3Key Responsibilities:Patient Care & Safety: Explaining procedures to reduce anxiety, screening for metal (MRI) or allergy risks (CT), and properly positioning patients to capture specific areas.Imaging Operations: Operating MRI or CT scanners according to protocols, setting up imaging parameters, and adjusting techniques for optimal image quality.Technical Proficiency: Ensuring equipment performs necessary warm-ups, conducting regular QA checks, and identifying abnormalities in images.Safety & Hygiene: Ensuring the MRI room is secure (magnetic field safety) and sterilizing equipment to maintain infection control, often adhering to NABH standards.Documentation: Maintaining accurate patient records, imaging logs, and preparing reports for doctors. IndeedIndeed +9Qualifications & Skills:Education: Associate's or Bachelor's degree in Radiologic Technology or specialized training.Certification: Valid state licensure and certifications (e.g., ARRT in CT or MRI).Skills: Expertise in cross-sectional anatomy, strong technical skills, and excellent communication. IndeedIndeed +2Work Environment:Hospitals, diagnostic centers, or imaging facilities.Requires standing for long periods and ability to assist with patient movement.Often requires rotational shifts, weekends, or on-call hours for emergencies. IndeedIndeed +2
