MRI Technologist, Pediatric Imaging, Evenings, Wolfson Children's Hospital

Baptist Health System, Inc.

4d•Onsite

About The Position

Wolfson Children’s Hospital is seeking a full-time MRI Technologist for its Pediatric MRI Department in Jacksonville, Florida. The position works evenings, Monday through Friday from 2:30 p.m. to 11:00 p.m., with rotating weekends. The MRI Technologist performs MRI exams, prepares patients and explains procedures, operates MRI equipment, and works with radiologists and other healthcare professionals to provide accurate and timely diagnostic information while maintaining patient safety. The role includes taking precautions to protect patients, coworkers, and oneself from risks associated with the magnetic field. The technologist may identify, prepare, administer, and document medications as prescribed by a licensed practitioner and in accordance with applicable regulations or institutional policy. Employment is subject to background screening for positions designated as requiring Level II screening.

Requirements

Vocational school education or an associate's degree.
One of the following credentials is required: ARMRIT; ARRT (R); Certified Radiologic Technologist (CRT); or ARRT (MR).
Basic Life Support (BLS) certification is required.
Candidates holding CRT or ARRT (R) must obtain the ARRT (MRI) registry within 18 months.

Nice To Haves

MRI technologist experience preferred.
Imaging experience preferred.
Experience working in a hospital setting preferred.
Radiology department experience preferred.
Customer service experience preferred.

Responsibilities

Perform high-quality MRI procedures.
Prepare patients for MRI exams and explain the procedures.
Operate MRI equipment.
Work with radiologists and other healthcare professionals to provide accurate and timely diagnostic information.
Promote goodwill among coworkers and other departments, and maintain a positive, comforting demeanor with patients.
Maintain compliance with mandatory education and health requirements.
Take precautions to protect oneself, patients, and others from potential harm related to the magnetic field.
Identify, prepare, administer, and document medications as prescribed by a licensed practitioner and in accordance with state and federal regulations or lawful institutional policy.