MRI Technologist, Full-Time

CAMERON HEALTH•Angola, IN

3d•Onsite

About The Position

Cameron Hospital is seeking a Full-Time MRI Technologist to join their Imaging Department. This role operates under the general supervision of the Lead – MRI Tech and the Imaging supervisor. The MRI Technologist is responsible for performing high-quality and accurate diagnostic Magnetic Resonance Imaging in accordance with established protocols. They will interact with patients, clinicians, and staff in a professional and courteous manner. This position also assists with radiologic technologist call rotations as needed and supports the team in various operational and technical functions.

Requirements

12 months of scanning experience
High School Diploma or equivalent
Current ARRT, NMTCB, or RDMS certifications
BLS- Healthcare Provider Certification

Responsibilities

Operate under the general supervision of the Lead – MRI Tech and the Imaging supervisor.
Perform high quality and accurate diagnostic Magnetic Resonance Imaging in accordance with established protocols.
Interact with patients, clinicians, and staff in a professional and courteous manner.
Assist in the daily scheduling, coordination, and resource allocation of technical staff to maintain optimal patient flow and departmental productivity across imaging modalities.
Assist in the training and onboarding of new technologists, ensuring new staff members are integrated smoothly and follow established technical protocols.
Assist the Manager in the development, revision, and enforcement of all technical protocols, departmental procedures, and quality assurance/quality control (QA/QC) programs.
Assist in monitoring and troubleshooting imaging equipment across the department, coordinating service calls, and ensuring the continuous operational readiness of all systems.
Assist in inventory management, specifically tracking and ordering necessary medical supplies, contrast media, and accessories to prevent shortages.
Assist the clinical team with complex or non-routine imaging procedures, serving as a dedicated support resource during challenging exams or critical situations.
Assist in maintaining rigorous compliance documentation related to radiation safety standards (if applicable), state/federal regulations, and hospital accreditation requirements.
Assist in fostering a positive, collaborative, and professional work environment, helping to resolve minor day-to-day staff issues and communicating relevant operational information between management and staff.
Scan or radiograph patients by orders of a physician.
Process images and make sure they are of good quality before pushing images into the PACS for physician interpretation.
Perform quality review surveys when needed by the technical director.
Collaborate with scheduling team to schedule patient exams, as needed.
Apply knowledge of radiation protection, MRI safety, emergency protocols and procedures.
Have a working knowledge of the equipment in your assigned specialized area.
Obtain good clinical histories from patients.