MRI Technologist

As a skilled MRI Technologist, you will play a critical role in assisting physicians in diagnosis and treatment by operating equipment and performing diagnostic and therapeutic MRI procedures on patients. Your attention to detail and ability to follow established protocols will ensure the production of high-quality images.

• Perform diagnostic MRI scanning procedures by selecting the correct technique and utilizing patient assessment to produce accurate cross-sectional images.
• Participate in complex invasive MRI exams by assisting the radiologist in performing procedures using proper sterile technique and producing images for therapeutic and diagnostic services.
• Start intravenous sites, assess existing sites, and inject intravenous contrast according to established protocols to assist the radiologist in diagnosis.
• Maintain the MRI equipment in good operating order, clean and disinfect equipment and area after each use, and report any hazardous conditions or equipment breakdowns to the supervisor.
• Document pertinent patient and exam information and store computerized images onto an archive media for future reference or retrieval.
• Prepare examinations for interpretation by the radiologist, including correct identification and processing, and set up films properly in the PACS system.
• Accurately input data in the RIS by tracking actual procedure to capture all charges and other relevant information.
• Perform and document weekly quality assurance testing on equipment according to established protocols to maintain high performance of the system.
• Work effectively as a team member within the department and with other units to provide quality service through communication, cooperation, and collaboration.
• Provide clinical supervision and instruction to students by maintaining and understanding of policies, procedures, and the clinical competency process.

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• Graduate of an AMA-approved radiology program.
• Registered with the American Registry of Radiological Technologists (ARRT).
• CT state license.
• CPR certification may be required.
• Maintenance of continuing education credits as required by licensure.

• At least one year of experience as a radiological technologist.
• Associate's or Applied Science degree in a related field.

May be required to rotate on night, weekend, and/or holiday call schedule. May be required to cover ancillary offices as needed. OSHA Class 1 exposure to Bloodborne Pathogens. May involve physical lifting and/or walking.

Midstate Radiology Associates is an equal opportunity employer and welcomes applicants from diverse backgrounds. To learn more about our company culture and employee benefits, please visit our website.