Research Imaging Technician

About the Role

We're looking for a detail-oriented and patient-focused Research Imaging Technician to join our Clinical Operations team. You'll perform FibroScan (transient elastography) exams and other protocol-required imaging and diagnostic procedures for study participants, ensuring every scan is completed to SOP and protocol, documented accurately, and ready for sponsor review. As a Research Imaging Technician, you'll be trained on additional imaging modalities and diagnostic equipment as our site takes on new studies. When imaging workload allows, you'll also support general study activities alongside our research team, giving you broad, hands-on exposure to clinical trial operations.

What You'll Do

• Perform FibroScan exams (liver stiffness and CAP measurements) according to manufacturer guidelines and study protocols, repeating scans when results don't meet quality criteria.
• Prepare participants for their scans by confirming fasting status, positioning them correctly, and explaining each procedure.
• Call and schedule patients for imaging visits, working with coordinators and investigators to confirm interest and basic eligibility.
• Learn and perform additional imaging and diagnostic procedures as trained, such as ECGs, ultrasound-based assessments, body composition scans, and vital signs.
• Record results accurately in source documents, case report forms, and EDC systems, and export, de-identify, and transmit scan data to sponsors or central readers.
• Respond promptly to data queries and correct errors following Good Documentation Practice (ALCOA+).
• Perform daily checks, cleaning, and disinfection of imaging equipment, maintain calibration and service logs, and track probe usage and supply inventory.
• Support monitoring visits and audits by keeping imaging records and equipment logs ready for review.
• Follow GCP, HIPAA, site SOPs, and study protocols, and flag protocol deviations or participant safety concerns immediately.
• As time allows, support the research team with recruitment, screening, informed consent, phlebotomy, sample processing, and other delegated study tasks.

You Might Be a Great Fit If You

• Have a high school diploma or equivalent; an associate or bachelor's degree in health science, or a certificate in medical assisting, ultrasound, or a related field, is a plus.
• Are comfortable working directly with patients, explaining procedures clearly, and helping participants feel at ease.
• Previous experience in healthcare, clinical research, or another patient-facing setting is an asset, but is not required. This is an entry-level opportunity with training provided.
• Are willing to complete FibroScan certification and other equipment training provided by the site or sponsors.
• Hold a current BLS/CPR certification, or can obtain one within 30 days of hire.
• Are comfortable using computers, EDC systems, and electronic medical records.
• Have a sharp eye for detail, follow protocols exactly, and catch errors before data leaves the site.
• Put participants at ease, explain procedures clearly, and respect their privacy.
• Learn new equipment quickly, stay organized across multiple study schedules, and communicate well with coordinators, investigators, and sponsors.
• Bonus points for prior FibroScan or elastography experience, credentials such as RDMS, RVT, CCRP, CCRC, or CMA, clinical trial experience in hepatology, MASH/NASH, or metabolic studies, or GCP certification.
• Can work full-time on-site with flexibility for eight-hour shifts starting as early as 7 a.m. or ending as late as 6 p.m., based on patient scheduling needs.