Radiographer (MRI)

The MRI Radiographer performs diagnostic magnetic resonance imaging examinations and ensures that resulting images meet clinical requirements. The role includes patient preparation, safe equipment operation, image-quality review and close coordination with radiologists and clinical colleagues to produce useful diagnostic studies.

Key Responsibilities

• Prepare patients for MRI, explain the procedure and check relevant safety information before scanning.
• Perform MRI examinations in line with approved protocols and adapt scan parameters to the clinical request.
• Assess images for completeness and quality, identifying issues that may require repeat sequences or radiologist guidance.
• Support IV access and contrast-agent administration only within approved authorisation and supervision arrangements.
• Recognise relevant anatomy and possible abnormalities, and coordinate with radiologists about protocol adjustments or additional imaging.
• Check equipment, supplies and patient aids, report faults promptly and maintain accurate inventory records.
• Keep licensure, mandatory training and professional knowledge current while following safety and information-sharing procedures.

Requirements and Qualifications

• A recognised radiography qualification and applicable UAE professional licence or eligibility are expected.
• Postgraduate MRI experience in an acute-care hospital is required; the applicable experience band depends on licensing tier.
• Candidates should understand MRI safety, anatomy, image reconstruction and contrast procedures.
• Experience operating advanced imaging software and managing patient preparation is important.
• Applicants must meet mandatory competency, certification and continuing-training requirements.

Skills and Professional Expectations

• A careful, patient-focused approach, including support for anxious or vulnerable patients.
• Strong technical judgement and attention to image quality.
• Clear communication with radiologists and other clinical staff.
• Consistent compliance with equipment, contrast and patient-safety protocols.

The successful candidate should maintain accurate records, communicate clearly and follow relevant safety, confidentiality, quality and professional standards. Teamwork, sound judgement and timely escalation of concerns are important.

Employment Details

This is a full-time opportunity based in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. Use the application link in this listing to submit your interest. Shift, roster, on-call or site duties depend on the role.