The MRI Technologist performs complex tasks involving high-field-strength magnets and related equipment to produce high-quality MRI images. The role includes selecting and operating MRI systems and associated equipment, choosing appropriate pulse sequences, evaluating scans for technical quality, completing exams in the electronic medical record, and sending images to PACS. The technologist is responsible for maintaining a safe MRI environment and following ACR MRI safety-zone guidelines. The position also involves screening and preparing patients, obtaining histories and required consents, providing instructions and education, positioning patients safely and comfortably, monitoring them during exams, and supporting their physical and psychological needs. The technologist may prepare or administer prescribed medications and contrast within scope of practice, perform venipuncture or IM injections, operate pressure injectors, assist radiologists with procedures, and perform lab draws as applicable. Additional duties include coordinating scheduling and patient flow, clerical work, inventory control, training and orienting staff and students, maintaining current BLS, completing annual education, and participating in quality improvement initiatives.
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Full-time
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