MRI Technologist-PRN
University Cancer & Blood Center · Athens, GA · 1 mo ago
HealthcarePart-time
About the role
At University Cancer & Blood Center, we pride ourselves on listening, providing hope, guidance, and comfort, and striving to make a positive impact on the lives of patients and their families. We are looking for an MRI Technologist to join our dynamic team.
Responsibilities
- Position and immobilize patients and select appropriate technical factors for magnetic resonance scans to ensure optimal quality.
- Perform post-processing of computer data to enhance image information.
- Operate MRI support equipment, including independent workstations, disc drives, pressure injectors, patient monitoring systems, and PACS.
- Transfer patients to and from the MRI scanning table, prepare them for examinations by explaining procedures, and address any patient questions.
- Initiate IVs for administration of contrast media following departmental policy and universal precautions.
- Secure pertinent patient history from the patient, their chart, or family members to provide radiologists with adequate information for examination interpretation.
- Obtain confidential patient history, including lab values and allergy screening, to ensure appropriateness for the examination and safe administration of contrast agents.
- Maintain compliance with established accrediting organization and department safety standards to ensure patient and staff well-being, including magnetic safety standards.
- Document patient statistics, supplies, billing information, and preserve patient records, including:
- Confidential patient history to ensure examination appropriateness.
- Patient charge data, modifying and initiating charges as procedure modifications are made per the radiologist.
- Any allergic reactions or incident reports regarding staff or patient situations.
- Provide timely information for inventory of supplies.
- Assist in scheduling examinations.
- Draft imaging protocols and assist with the ACR accreditation process.
Requirements
- Graduate of an approved Radiologic Technology program.
- 3 years as an MRI Technologist or graduate of a certificate program in MRI Technology.
- ARRT certification.
- Experience in drafting imaging protocols.
- Experience with the ACR accreditation process.