MRI Technologist

Role and Responsibilities

• Perform MRI procedures, including setup, scanning, and filming
• Communicate effectively with radiologists, physicians, patients, and families
• Execute contrast injections, conduct quality control, maintain daily schedules, and assist radiologists
• Operate and maintain MRI and auxiliary equipment
• Be available for on-call duties

Qualifications

• Minimum of 2 years of community college/vocational training in an accredited Radiological technologist program or equivalent experience
• Must hold Washington Radiologic Technologist certification, BLS certification, and ARRT Radiography registration
• Within one year, obtain MRI-specific certifications

Preferred Skills

• At least 2 years of subspecialty MRI, scanning, or imaging experience

Additional Information

Full-time, on-site role offering a comprehensive benefits package, competitive pay range, and potential for additional incentives. Emphasis on inclusive, patient-centered care and professional growth.

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