MRI Tech 3

Tampa General Hospital•Tampa, FL

16h

About The Position

The Advanced Imaging Technologist performs MRI procedures under the direction of a Radiologist, at a technical level that does not require constant supervision of technical detail. The role involves carrying out a variety of technical procedures in accordance with established guidelines, using initiative as needed to prepare diagnostic examinations. The technologist is responsible for designated areas or procedures as assigned and may assist other technical specialties within the department as appropriate to their competency, registration, and licensure. The role also includes developing, initiating, and monitoring procedures for effective use of imaging units, providing respectful customer service, and following established policies and procedures. On-call shifts are required at the discretion of the Imaging Director.

Requirements

Completion of an Allied Health Technical Program.
A license or registration issued by Florida or a Compact State in one of the following: General Radiographer, Nuclear Medicine Technologist, or Radiation Therapy Technologist.
Basic Life Support (BLS) certification from the American Heart Association or American Red Cross.
One of the following certifications: ARRT-Radiographer, NMTCB-Nuclear Medicine, or ARDMS Registered.
One year of MRI experience.

Responsibilities

Perform MRI procedures under the direction of a Radiologist.
Conduct daily equipment Quality Assurance (QA) and American College of Radiology (ACR) QA procedures.
Archive and restore exams and maintain accessible patient records.
Inject contrast media as needed and perform IV starts in preparation for exams.
Select the appropriate MRI coil and position patients correctly for imaging.
Operate MRI scanners, Med-Pumps, and power injectors.
Select imaging protocols based on patient needs and follow established guidelines.
Keep patients covered and reassured, maintaining their comfort and dignity throughout procedures.
Confirm that medical devices, including stents, prosthetics, and clips, are MRI-compatible before exams.
Oversee patient flow to complete procedures efficiently, minimize delays, and maximize productivity.
Send images to PACS and use the hospital computer system for patient management while ensuring data integrity and accessibility.
Assume responsibility for designated areas or procedures as assigned.
Assist other technical specialties within the department as appropriate to competency, registration, and licensure.
Provide respectful customer service and maintain professional relationships.
Work on call shifts at the discretion of the Imaging Director.
Perform other duties as assigned.