The MRI Technologist performs MRI and MRA procedures involving the abdomen, pelvis, head/skull, thorax, breast, and extremities. The technologist applies knowledge of human anatomy and pathology to produce quality images for interpretation, demonstrates understanding of MRI principles and adjusts them to each patient, and uses advanced computer applications such as PACS and image manipulation for image enhancement. The role supports continuous quality improvement and includes other duties as assigned. The position requires effective collaboration, peer support, teamwork, emotional intelligence, integrity, adaptability, innovation, and clear communication. The technologist must complete annual threshold requirements, including Joint Commission mandatory education, in-service and health requirements, new employee orientation, TB/PPD and surveillance requirements, and maintain required professional licenses and certifications.
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Job Type
Part-time
Education Level
Associate degree