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Adialante · Minneapolis, MN, US · On-site

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About Adialante

Cancer screening without barriers. Backed by Y Combinator.

About the role

Perform multiparametric prostate MRI exams on a conventional 1.5T system Be among the first technologists in the world to operate our system

What they're looking for

  • ARRT(MR) certification required, ARMRIT accepted
  • BLS certification through AHA or ARC
  • Minimum 1–2 years of MRI experience, prostate or pelvic imaging experience is a strong plus
  • Comfortable working independently in a non-traditional, mobile clinical setting
  • Genuine curiosity about how imaging technology gets built
  • Strong communication skills
More about this role
  • Pay: $2,300 per week + equity
  • Contract length: 3 months, with extension opportunities
  • Schedule: Standard business hours — occasional weekends (no nights)
  • Start date: October 1, 2026

For the next 3+ months, you'll operate a conventional mobile MRI system to run our live clinical pilot with a Minneapolis-area urology partner. At the same time, our engineering team will be building our next-generation, first-of-its-kind MRI platform.

You will have a direct, documented channel to our engineering and product team. Every workflow friction point, every awkward positioning moment, every “I wish this scanner just did X” — that feedback goes straight into how Adialante’s system interface, protocols, and clinical workflow get built. Most techs spend a career adapting to whatever system they're handed. In this role, you'll directly influence product development and help shape how an actual MRI system is made.

  • In your initial 3 months — conventional MRI, live pilot:

Perform multiparametric prostate MRI exams on a conventional 1.5T system

  • Operate the day-to-day mobile unit workflow
  • Voice frustrations, insights, and feedback on conventional MRI directly to an engineering team...

Read the full posting on Adialante's site ↗

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