MRI Technologist

SimonMed Imaging•Pinellas Park, FL

7d•Onsite

About The Position

SimonMed Imaging is seeking an MRI Technologist to deliver advanced outpatient imaging with precision, MRI safety, and compassionate patient care. The technologist operates MRI scanners and selects imaging techniques based on physician orders and patient condition, producing and evaluating high-resolution diagnostic images across protocols including brain, spine, musculoskeletal, abdomen, and cardiac imaging. The role requires knowledge of MRI physics, cross-sectional anatomy, and contrast administration protocols. The technologist thoroughly screens patients, enforces MRI safety zones I through IV, assesses contrast contraindications, monitors patients during procedures, and responds appropriately to unexpected situations. Responsibilities also include accurate documentation, use of PACS and imaging software, routine quality control, equipment maintenance, and adapting to changing protocols or patient needs. The technologist provides clear explanations and considerate positioning, supports patients with diverse needs, and mentors staff or students. This is an on-site clinical, non-exempt position in an outpatient setting, with a predictable schedule, holidays off, and no nights, on-call duties, or weekends.

Requirements

ARRT-MR or ARMRIT certification.
Current state licensure where required.
Current hands-on CPR/BLS certification.
Graduation from an accredited Radiologic or MRI Technology program.
Knowledge of MRI safety zones and screening protocols.
Proficiency in PACS and imaging software systems.
Ability to administer contrast and assess contraindications.
Strong communication skills with patients, physicians, and teammates.
Ability to remain calm under pressure and work to deadlines.
Willingness to mentor staff and students and contribute to a positive clinical culture.

Nice To Haves

At least one year of experience in a high-volume MRI environment.

Responsibilities

Operate MRI scanners and produce high-resolution diagnostic images.
Select imaging techniques based on physician orders and patient condition, and evaluate images before they reach a radiologist.
Apply MRI physics, cross-sectional anatomy, and contrast administration protocols.
Screen patients thoroughly, enforce MRI safety zones I through IV, assess contrast contraindications, and monitor patients during procedures.
Respond calmly to unexpected situations during scans.
Use PACS and imaging software and maintain clean, complete, and current patient documentation.
Manage workflow, perform routine quality control checks, and maintain MRI equipment.
Adapt to protocol changes and changing patient needs during scans.
Position patients comfortably and explain procedures in plain language while providing compassionate care.
Mentor staff and students, share knowledge, and model best practices.