MRI TECH

REGIONAL MEDICAL IMAGING, P.C.•Royal Oak, MI

About The Position

Operates magnetic resonance imaging equipment to produce cross-sectional images of patients’ bodies for diagnostic purposes. The role involves preparing and positioning patients, verifying MRI safety, performing and reviewing imaging studies, administering injections as needed, and using imaging and information systems. The employee supports the corporation’s mission, vision, and values and may be required to attend meetings or training sessions outside regular working hours to accommodate business needs and training opportunities. The work schedule is Monday through Friday, 10:00 AM to 6:30 PM, for 32–40 hours per week. This is a full-time, hourly, non-exempt position. The position includes a $500 sign-on bonus, paid in two installments: $250 after 30 days of employment and $250 after 90 days of employment.

Requirements

Associate degree or certificate in Radiologic Technology from a JRCERT-accredited college or technical school.
One year of related experience and/or training, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
ARRT registration in Radiologic Technology with advanced certification in MRI, or an Associate in Applied Science degree and ARRT registration as an MRI Technologist.
If not registered in MRI, pass the ARRT advanced-level certification exam within one year of the position start date.
Maintain continuing education in accordance with ARRT, ACR, and the State of Michigan.
Certification in CPR and Blood Borne Pathogens.
Ability to read and interpret physician orders, examination reports, operating and maintenance instructions, procedure manuals, and safety rules.
Ability to communicate effectively with patients and staff.
Basic computer skills, including data entry, word processing, and email correspondence.
Ability to analyze patient-care situations and adapt actions or procedures based on the patient’s condition.
Ability to meet the physical demands of the position, which may include pushing, pulling, or lifting objects and people in excess of 50 pounds.

Responsibilities

Interview patients to explain MRI procedures and obtain pertinent examination history.
Verify that patients have no implanted objects or devices that contraindicate MRI; obtain clearance information and scanning guidelines for MRI-conditional devices.
Position patients on the scanner table, place the appropriate coil over the area of interest, and confirm patient comfort and operation of the emergency bulb.
Observe patients through the control-room window to monitor safety and comfort.
Demonstrate the microphone that allows patients and technologists to communicate during examinations.
Perform studies according to protocols requested by the Radiologist and/or Referring Physician.
Review images for anatomical coverage, image quality, and motion.
Gain IV access and perform injections as needed.
Verify patient data and the correct examination by reviewing the referring physician’s order form.
Enter scan-sequence parameters into the computer.
Use RIS and PACS systems competently.
Create Viewers and DICOM CDs using current CD-burning software.
Import outside CDs to expedite dictation.
Maintain a safe work area in accordance with the ACR White Paper on MR Safety.
Work independently and in team or group situations.
Attend meetings and training sessions as required, including sessions that may occasionally be scheduled outside regular working hours.
Support the corporation’s mission, vision, and values.