MRI Technologist PRN

Solis Mammography•Fairfax, VA

6d•Onsite

About The Position

The MRI Technologist performs imaging procedures prescribed by physicians to assist in diagnosing disease and injuries and supports the general operation of the office. The role includes preparing and positioning patients, explaining procedures, administering contrast, and ensuring required consent forms are signed. The technologist screens patients for contraindications to entering a magnetic field and gathers information about injuries or symptoms to help the physician provide an accurate diagnosis. The position also involves processing exam information, maintaining a clean and safe work area, complying with OSHA and HIPAA requirements, recognizing and responding to reactions to contrast media, reporting equipment problems, and protecting patient and corporate confidentiality. Additional duties may include assisting with clerical and reception functions, managing patient records, participating in quality assurance, performing and documenting maintenance, pursuing professional development, and assisting with other medical procedures when assigned and qualified.

Requirements

High school graduation or equivalent.
Completion of an imaging technology training program from an accredited school.
Registration in MR within one year of employment.
Registration by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists.
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation certification within 90 days of employment and annual renewal.
State licensure for technologists working in Maryland and Virginia offices.
Ability to lift and move patients as required.

Responsibilities

Perform magnetic resonance imaging procedures as prescribed by a physician.
Instruct patients on the physiological requirements for procedures and screen for contraindications to entering a magnetic field.
Determine the area of injury or symptoms to assist the physician in reporting a diagnosis.
Prepare and position patients, explain procedures, administer contrast, and assist patients after procedures.
Ensure required consent forms are signed before examinations.
Process exam-related information, including direct computer entry as directed.
Maintain a clean, safe, and orderly work area and observe OSHA and HIPAA requirements.
Recognize reactions to contrast media and be prepared to intervene, including administering CPR.
Comply with corporate policies and procedures.
Report equipment and maintenance problems to appropriate personnel.
Promote teamwork and a positive image of WR.
Maintain confidentiality of patient information and corporate business.
Prepare and administer gadolinium to patients.
Assist with clerical and reception functions, including management of patient records, when needed.
Participate in office quality assurance monitoring and recording.
Perform and document preventative or corrective maintenance as directed.
Pursue professional advancement through self-assessment and an action plan with supervisors.
Perform or assist with other medical procedures when assigned and qualified.
Perform other duties as assigned.