MRI Supervisor/FT (Florence, SC)

Medical University of South Carolina•Florence, AL

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The MRI Imaging Supervisor at MUSC Health Florence Medical Center performs all radiology procedures in accordance with ACR, ARRT, state regulations, and departmental policies, under the direction of the Radiologist and Radiology Director. This role requires highly technical skills to operate sophisticated equipment for examinations and the ability to perform the duties of a registered technologist. The supervisor is also responsible for supervising Ancillary personnel, radiology students, and technologists. The position is expected to dedicate 80% of time to patient services and 20% to supervisory and regulatory tasks, demonstrating expertise in patient care for all patient demographics. MUSC Health Florence Medical Center is a leading regional acute care facility with 396 patient beds, over 1,500 employees, and nearly 300 physicians, offering a wide range of services including heart and vascular care, cancer treatment, orthopedic and general surgery, diagnostics, women’s health, and rehabilitation. The hospital is recognized for its Chest Pain Center and Primary Stroke Center. The broader Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) system is a significant research institution, attracting over $250 million annually in research funding, and operates a 750-bed medical center with specialized facilities like a Children’s Hospital, Hollings Cancer Center, a Level I Trauma Center, and numerous outreach clinics. MUSC Health is nationally recognized, with 11 specialties in the top 50 by U.S. News & World Report and is a Magnet® designated hospital.

Requirements

Graduate of an approved, accredited A.R.R.T. program
Two years in Radiology required
Demonstrated ability to remain flexible in a rapidly changing environment and current dynamic health care climate
Demonstrated ability to plan, design, implement and evaluate one’s own work and and to work independently with minimal observation or supervision
Human relations skills including the demonstrated ability to communicate clearly and effectively and to work collaboratively with coworkers of diverse cultures, educational backgrounds, and experience
Political process skills including the ability to build partnerships with physicians and others
Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with the public
Ability to follow directions and perform work according to department standards when little or no directions are given
Good interpersonal skills
Good communication skills, both verbal and written
Ability to function effectively in fast-paced environment with multiple demands/deadlines
Emotionally mature and able to function effectively under stress
Ability to plan and organize
Current American Registry of Radiologic Technologist (ARRT) & other applicable modalities
Licensed as a radiologic technologist by the SCRQSA
CPR certification required

Responsibilities

Perform all radiology procedures in accordance with ACR, ARRT, state regulations, and departmental policies
Operate sophisticated equipment for examinations
Perform the duties of a registered technologist
Supervise Ancillary personnel, radiology students, and technologists
Exhibit expertise in patient care based on needs for all patient demographics
Dedicate 80% of time to patient services
Dedicate 20% of time to supervisory and regulatory tasks