The MRI Technologist performs MRI/MRA procedures involving the abdomen, pelvis, head/skull, thorax, breast, and extremities. The role applies knowledge of human anatomy and pathology to produce quality MRI images for interpretation, uses advanced computer applications including PACS and image manipulation for image enhancement, and adjusts MRI principles to individual patients. The technologist participates in and supports continuous quality improvement and performs other duties as assigned. The position requires completing annual Joint Commission mandatory education, in-service, and health requirements, including attendance at new employee orientation; participating in the TB/PPD Surveillance Program; and maintaining required professional licenses and certifications. The role may involve physically demanding work and requires independent judgment, attention to detail, and the ability to work in a stressful environment.
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