DEBBIE A. MCKNIGHT
Use MRI Scanner equipment to assist in diagnosing medical problem Prepare patients for scanner procedure Position the patients Maintain the equipment Responsible for following strict protocols for protection against harmful radiation
MRI Technician tend to be generalists, but may specialize in certain populations ( Children, elderly, and Animals)
Most work in a large hospital Medical School and University Diagnostic Imaging Centers Usually work 40 hours weeks and day shift.
Training from 1 to 2 years Many require student to become a RTs first Awarded an AA degree and Certification
To work in TX- must be licensed with the DSHS Graduated from an accredited education program Pass the DSHS exam Must take CE each year to maintain certification and license
ACCD-St. Phillips C/A Austin Community College-C/A Midwestern State University-A/B Only Bachelor Degree in U.S. Allow to read FILMS after complete this program
Job Outlook 1/2 Starting 53,117 5 years 61, Years 72,000