MRI Tech- JPS Main- Weekend Nights

JPS Health Network•Fort Worth, TX

39d•Onsite

About The Position

The MRI Technologist I-IV operates magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) equipment to produce images of the body for diagnostic purposes. This role requires the ability to work with minimal supervision and make independent decisions while maintaining tact, maturity, and a positive attitude. The technologist will utilize Picture Archival Computer System (PACS), Electronic Medical Records (EMR), and other relevant software. They will also engage in equitable distribution of departmental workloads and be able to work in variable environments and locations. This position develops competence through structured work assignments and guidance from others, with a conceptual understanding of theories, practices, and procedures within the discipline, typically acquired through technical training.

Requirements

Completion of JCERT approved school of Radiology Technology or ACR approved training course.
Certified by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) in MRI, the American Registry of Magnetic Resonance Imaging Technologists (ARMRIT), or MRI certification eligible; must obtain within 12 months of hire date.
Basic Life Support (BLS) certification, course accredited by the American Heart Association (AHA) or American Red Cross (ARC) by first day of employment is required.
MRI Technologist I: 0-1.99 years of experience in medical imaging.
MRI Technologist II: 2-4.99 years of experience in medical imaging.
MRI Technologist III: 5-9.99 years of experience in medical imaging.
MRI Technologist IV: 10 plus years of experience in medical imaging.

Nice To Haves

Certified by the State of Texas as a Medical Radiologic Technologist (MRT).
Associate degree in Radiologic Sciences.

Responsibilities

Performs procedures as ordered and obtains images according to written protocols.
Positions patients’ appropriately using immobilization and protective equipment as directed by the provider.
Organizes and accurately performs the individual steps in established procedures in the proper sequence.
Reviews, manipulates, and evaluates images to deliver high quality diagnostic images. This includes any required post processing at remote workstations.
Screens and interviews each patient using designated MRI Patient Clinical Assessment Form.
Administers IV contrast with proper dosage according to department policy. Documents dosage in permanent record.
Performs and documents quality control on equipment according to manufacture guidelines or department protocols; recognizes and takes appropriate action for abnormal results.
Reports equipment problems/failures to Bio-Med or Manager.
Ensures a safe and clean environment with all the necessary supplies needed to perform studies and procedures in exam room.
Applies and follows radiation safety principles (i.e. ALARA (as low as reasonably achievable) principles) to ensure patient and staff safety.
Engages in equitable distribution of departmental workloads.
Performs routine assignments using existing procedures, and has conceptual knowledge of theories, practices, and procedures within a discipline, typically acquired through technical training.
Develops competence by performing structured work assignments, and receiving instruction, guidance, and direction from others.

Benefits

Tax-supported healthcare system
Over 25 locations across Tarrant County
Level I Trauma Center
Tarrant County's only psychiatric emergency center
Largest hospital-based family medical residency program in the nation
Over 7,200 employees
Over 300 providers
Common set of incentives and expectations supporting operational, financial, and clinical performance outcomes
High quality, compassionate clinical care
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Passion, diversity, and dedication