MRI Technologist - Night Shift

Role Overview: The MRI Technologist I performs imaging procedures at a technical level, ensuring patient safety and quality care. The role involves preparing and positioning patients, performing neuro, body, and extremity MRI scans according to radiologist protocols, and administering IV contrast when needed. Responsibilities include entering data into imaging systems, processing images, identifying anatomy, conducting equipment quality control, and reporting malfunctions. The technologist acts as a liaison with physicians, supports supply management, and handles non-controlled medications for procedures. Qualifications & Skills: Candidates must hold certification from ARRT, NMTCB, or ARMRIT upon hire, with new graduates required to obtain certification prior to employment. Additionally, they should have graduated from a radiologic technology training program, with a preferred bachelor’s degree. The role requires knowledge of MRI safety, technical procedures, and equipment maintenance. Key Duties: Perform MRI procedures, ensure safety standards, prepare patients, manage imaging data, troubleshoot equipment, and support clinical operations. The position emphasizes patient care, safety, technical proficiency, and effective communication with medical staff.