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Hendricks Regional Health

Regional hospital and specialty care system in Indiana

MRI Technologist

Full-Time
No salary listed
Mid
Danville, IN, USA
In Person
Medical, Clinical & VeterinaryDiagnostics & Laboratory Professionals

About the job

Requirements
  • A high school diploma or equivalent and graduation from an approved School of Radiographic Technology are required.
  • Computer experience is required.
  • The candidate should be an experienced radiographer with sufficient knowledge to successfully complete MRI procedures and maintain additional education in cross-sectional anatomy.
  • The candidate must demonstrate competency to meet state licensure and certification requirements for whole-body radiography.
  • The candidate must maintain the credential R.T. (R) ARRT, or equivalent.
  • The candidate must be certified by the State of Indiana.
  • The candidate must be an R.T. (R) ARRT in good standing.
  • The candidate must be ARRT certified as R.T. (MR) at hire or within two years of hire as an MRI Technologist.
Responsibilities
  • Perform Magnetic Resonance Imaging procedures.
  • Corroborate the patient’s clinical history with the procedure and assure that the information is documented and available for use by a licensed practitioner.
  • Prepare patients for procedures by providing instructions to obtain desired results, gain cooperation, and minimize anxiety.
  • Select and operate the Magnetic Resonance Imager, equipment, and accessories, and determine scanning parameters.
  • Select the appropriate program for the desired protocol as specified by the Radiologist.
  • Immobilize patients as required for appropriate examinations.
  • Apply principles of magnet-related protection to minimize hazards to patients, self, and others.
  • Position patients to best demonstrate the anatomic area of interest while respecting patient ability and comfort.
  • Verify documentation and assist a licensed physician practitioner with procedures.
  • Provide for the physical and psychological needs of patients during procedures.
  • Perform venipunctures.
  • Prepare, operate, and care for equipment and technical instruments used to administer contrast agents, monitor patients, and maintain safety within the area.
  • Prepare, identify, and administer contrast media as prescribed by a licensed practitioner.
  • Evaluate images for technical quality, manipulate display parameters, and provide hard-copy records with proper identification.
  • Initiate basic life support actions when necessary.
  • Perform diagnostic radiographic procedures when necessary.
  • Provide patient education by describing tests and procedures to patients, family members, or other responsible parties.
  • Assume responsibility for the assigned area and report equipment malfunctions, including maintaining the area’s appearance and cleanliness and restocking supplies.
  • Provide input for supply decisions.
  • Provide practical instruction for students and other health care professionals.
  • Participate in the department’s quality assessment and improvement plan and perform assigned quality-control duties in the specialty area.
  • Maintain knowledge of sterile supplies and techniques used for procedures in the MRI area.
  • Maintain knowledge required to recognize anatomical structures through a computer-generated system.
  • Care for sick or handicapped patients using medical skills appropriate to the patient’s age and diagnosis.
  • Record patient histories, indications, and other pertinent information in the Notes section of Synapse.
  • Create or release imaging viewing media to other institutions, patients, or nursing units upon properly authorized request.
  • Participate in on-call duties when required to provide technical support outside regularly scheduled shifts.

About the company

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Hendricks Regional Health

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Hendricks Regional Health is an independent regional hospital system that delivers acute, specialty, and preventive care to west central Indiana through an integrated network of facilities. It runs two hospitals, in Danville and Brownsburg, plus immediate care centers and offices, with service lines spanning cardiovascular and cancer care, orthopedics and joint replacement, women's and pediatric services, emergency and urgent care, and specialties such as neurology and pulmonary medicine. Patients access care in person and manage it online through the MyChart portal, including direct-access physical therapy that requires no referral. What sets it apart is a clinical partnership with Mayo Clinic, Healthgrades recognition for cardiology, and commitments such as a 24-Hour Promise for breast cancer diagnosis. The goal is to deliver high-quality, patient-centered care and help surrounding communities own their health and wellness together.

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What believers are saying

  • Brownsburg's 2025 expansion adds specialties, imaging, and oncology capacity.
  • Hendricks keeps posting top patient-experience scores, supporting recruitment and referrals.
  • New nursing leadership in January 2026 strengthens succession and retention messaging.

What critics are saying

  • Dycora's $50 million lawsuit still clouds reputational risk and legal costs.
  • Rapid leadership churn continues: Fenoughty, Payne, and the earlier 2023 CEO turnover.
  • If quality slips, Hendricks loses its strongest employer-brand moat against larger Indiana systems.

What makes Hendricks Regional Health unique

  • Five-star CMS quality in April 2026 and Leapfrog A safety grade.
  • Forbes named Hendricks Indiana's only perfect 2026 hospital across evaluated categories.
  • Michelle Fenoughty's internal promotion preserves continuity after 2023 leadership transition.

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