MRI Technologist 3 - TGH Imaging Palm Beach

Tampa General Hospital•Tampa, FL

12d

About The Position

The MRI Technologist III is an advanced-level technologist who performs highly specialized MRI procedures to produce high-quality diagnostic images. The position may serve as an MRI Float Technologist, Cardiac MRI Technologist, or Breast Biopsy MRI Technologist. It requires expert MRI technical skills, strong clinical judgment, and the ability to work independently across complex imaging scenarios and patient populations. The technologist supports radiologists during specialized procedures, helps coordinate workflow, performs equipment quality control, follows MRI safety protocols, and may guide or support less experienced technologists. The role contributes to patient care, operational efficiency, and clinical quality across assigned locations.

Requirements

Four years of experience.
Knowledge of customer service concepts and clinic policies, including safety, privacy, and HIPAA regulations.
Technical program in Radiologic Technology.
Technical program in Magnetic Resonance.
Radiology Technologist license or certification.
BLS certification.
ARRT MRI Registered certification.
American Registry of Magnetic Resonance Imaging Technologist credential.
Comprehensive understanding of specialized MRI procedures, including cardiac imaging, breast imaging/biopsy, and multi-facility workflows.
Ability to anticipate imaging needs, modify protocols, and ensure accurate visualization of complex anatomical regions.
Deep knowledge of MRI safety zones, emergency procedures, and SAR regulation, with the ability to identify and respond to high-risk safety concerns.
Ability to operate, troubleshoot, and adapt to multiple MRI platforms and coils across locations.
Proficiency assisting radiologists during MRI-guided breast biopsies or performing cardiac MRI sequences requiring precise timing and advanced sequencing.
Ability to coordinate workflow, mentor junior technologists, communicate with multidisciplinary teams, and maintain smooth operations across sites.

Responsibilities

Perform advanced procedures such as cardiac MRI, breast MRI/biopsy, and specialty protocols requiring expert technical knowledge.
Verify that exam orders match patient needs, document relevant symptoms, and collaborate with radiologists on appropriate protocols.
Explain complex procedures to patients, reduce anxiety, and support patient safety and comfort throughout imaging.
Screen for implants, devices, and contraindications; monitor SAR levels; and mitigate safety risks.
Position patients using advanced techniques and assist radiologists during MRI-guided procedures, including breast biopsies.
Select, modify, and optimize MRI sequences, including when working across locations with different equipment.
Review images for technical precision and diagnostic completeness, repeating sequences when needed.
Establish IV access, administer contrast agents, monitor for adverse reactions, and document care according to protocol.
Perform routine quality control, identify equipment malfunctions, troubleshoot issues, and escalate concerns to leadership as needed.
Document patient assessments, imaging details, contrast usage, dose indices, and procedural notes in the EMR/RIS/PACS.
Assist with staff training, support operational efficiency, maintain supply levels, collaborate with leadership, and perform additional assigned duties.