MRI Technologist, PRN

Millennium Physician Group•Fort Myers, FL

22d•Onsite

About The Position

The MRI Technologist performs routine and moderately complex MRI procedures, selecting suitable sequences, coils, and parameters to meet diagnostic requirements. The role includes thorough MRI safety screening, evaluating image quality during acquisition, administering contrast agents under department protocols, and monitoring patients for adverse reactions. The technologist maintains quality control records, ACR accreditation forms, daily logs, and MRI equipment quality-assurance records. They obtain a detailed history for each exam, document procedures in the electronic health record, and promptly communicate clinically relevant findings to the care team. The role also includes scheduling special procedures and biopsies as needed, following safety protocols to protect patients and equipment, and guiding entry-level technologists on standard protocols and magnetic-environment safety. This is a PRN/per-diem position covering offices in Fort Myers and Cape Coral, Florida. Hours or shifts are as needed, with no weekends or major holidays.

Requirements

Hold the certifications and licenses required for the scope of practice.
Active Florida State Radiologic Technology license.
BLS certification.
National registration RT(R), RT(MR), or pass the RT(MR) exam within one year of starting employment.
Associate's degree or equivalent from a two-year college or accredited radiologic school, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
Ability to work in a high-volume, fast-paced environment with a pleasant disposition.
Proficiency with computer software, including PACS, eRad, Athena Clinicals, and Communicator.

Nice To Haves

Six months to one year of related experience and/or training.

Responsibilities

Perform routine and moderately complex MRI procedures, selecting appropriate sequences, coils, and parameters.
Conduct MRI safety screening for patients and support personnel and resolve implant or device concerns before scanning.
Evaluate image quality during acquisition and make real-time adjustments to reduce artifacts and ensure diagnostic adequacy.
Administer MRI contrast agents according to department protocols and monitor patients for adverse reactions during and after injection.
Perform MRI equipment quality-assurance checks and document results in accordance with ACR and organizational standards.
Maintain quality control records, ACR accreditation forms, and daily modality-specific logs.
Obtain a detailed history for every exam performed in the modality for presentation to the Radiologist.
Document procedures in the electronic health record and promptly communicate clinically relevant findings to the care team.
Schedule special procedures and biopsies daily as needed.
Follow safety protocols to ensure the safety of patients and equipment.
Provide guidance to entry-level technologists on standard MRI protocols and magnetic-environment safety practices.
Perform other duties as assigned.