- Patient Safety & Screening: Screen patients and visitors for metal objects, medical implants, and contraindications before entering the magnet room. [1, 2]
- Scan Preparation: Position and comfort patients, place specialized radiofrequency coils, and explain the imaging process to reduce anxiety or claustrophobia. [1, 2]
- Equipment Operation: Set up and run MRI scanners, select proper imaging sequences, and perform daily quality-control checks. [1]
- Contrast Administration: Start IV lines and administer contrast agents (such as gadolinium) as directed by medical protocols. [1, 2]
- Image Evaluation & Records: Check images for motion artifacts or technical quality, process sequences, and maintain accurate electronic health records. [1, 2]
- Collaboration: Work alongside radiologists and care teams to review findings and ensure physician orders are met. [1, 2]