Radiology Technologist MRI - Nights

About the role

MRI Technologists utilize radiofrequency within a magnetic field to perform diagnostic, therapeutic, or research imaging. They independently conduct MRI procedures, prepare and administer medications, and analyze imaging data for interpretation by licensed practitioners.

Responsibilities

• Obtain correct orders, ensure patient identification, and prepare patients while maintaining confidentiality.
• Use appropriate imaging protocols, optimize technical factors, and adhere to safety principles like ALARA.
• Administer medications through vascular access as prescribed.
• Evaluate image quality, verify data storage, and perform post-processing when needed.
• Educate and monitor students and healthcare providers.
• Apply MRI safety principles to minimize risks to patients and staff.
• Assist with MRI interventional procedures and perform prescribed imaging tasks.
• Select suitable pulse sequences and participate in quality improvement activities.
• Work is performed in a clinical setting, ensuring compliance with policies and procedures.
• The role requires proficiency in routine and complex duties, with additional skills outlined during departmental orientation.

Qualifications

• American Registry of Radiology Technologists (ARRT) and (ARRT)-MR, or ARMRIT, or NMTCB and (ARRT)-MR, or NMTCB and ARMRIT certifications.
• Graduate from a Specialty Training Program in Radiologic Technology; a Bachelor's Degree in a related field is preferred.