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Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Healthcare and Medical
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) is a medical imaging technique that uses strong magnetic fields and radio waves to produce detailed images of organs, soft tissue, and the nervous system without ionizing radiation. It is used by radiologists and physicians to diagnose conditions like tumors, joint injuries, and neurological disorders. MRI technologists operate the scanners and are trained in patient positioning, imaging protocols, and safety procedures around the powerful magnets involved.
Magnetic Resonance Imaging in the job market
Last checked October 28, 2026
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Physician- Associate Chief of Staff Diagnostic Imaging
Veterans Health Administration
Full-time · Detroit, MI · $375,000 – $400,000
A senior radiologist role leading diagnostic imaging services at a major Veterans Affairs medical center affiliated with Wayne State University, combining administrative oversight of a comprehensive radiology department with 51% clinical practice interpreting imaging studies. This position suits an experienced physician leader with demonstrated administrative credentials who wants to direct a modernized imaging program while maintaining active clinical involvement.
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Diagnostic Radiologic Technologist-Picture Archival Communication System (PACS)
Veterans Health Administration
Full-time · Orlando, FL · $87,776 – $114,114
This role combines PACS system management with hands-on radiologic technologist work at a VA facility. You'll spend most of your time supporting the digital imaging infrastructure—troubleshooting, training staff, and maintaining equipment—while also performing diagnostic radiography procedures one day a week.
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Diagnostic Radiologic Technologist (MRI) Recruitment Incentive - Relocation Incentive
Veterans Health Administration
Full-time · Ann Arbor, MI · $74,451 – $96,791
This MRI technologist role involves performing diagnostic imaging scans of various body areas, with responsibilities including patient safety, contrast material administration, scheduling optimization, and close collaboration with radiologists to ensure quality studies. The position suits experienced radiologic technologists with MRI certification who can handle shift work, emergencies, and the physical demands of the healthcare environment.
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