Full- Time Evenings MRI Technologist - Samaritan Hospital

Trinity Health•Troy, NY

4d•$38 - $54•Onsite

About The Position

The MRI Technologist performs diagnostic MRI examinations in accordance with departmental standards and the Mercycare mission and values, under the direction of the Chief of Medical Imaging. This is a full-time position at Samaritan Hospital in Troy, with a Monday–Friday schedule from 3:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. The role involves obtaining relevant clinical histories, evaluating examination requests, instructing and communicating with patients, following scan protocols, using MRI equipment and accessories appropriately, and selecting technical factors. The technologist also supports the instruction of students and new personnel, maintains patient comfort and safety, follows MRI emergency procedures, and completes required patient-care and imaging documentation. Incidents, safety concerns, and equipment malfunctions must be reported to the coordinator in a timely manner. The stated pay range is $38.45–$53.86 per hour. Pay is based on experience, skills, and education, and may vary by location within the stated range. The employer describes Samaritan Hospital as a Magnet Hospital in the Capital Region and highlights its orientation program, tuition allowance, and career development opportunities.

Requirements

Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degree in Radiologic Technology.
One year of CT and/or MRI experience.
Current ARRT registration.
New York State license.

Responsibilities

Obtain and record a complete clinical history pertinent to the requested examination.
Evaluate examination requests for appropriateness and refer concerns to the coordinator and/or radiologist.
Instruct patients about the examination and communicate with them throughout the procedure.
Follow established scan protocols and radiologist’s special instructions.
Use MRI equipment and accessories appropriately.
Select appropriate technical factors for the requested imaging examination.
Assist in instructing student technologists and new personnel.
Position patients accurately and ensure their comfort.
Perform appropriate screening for MRI contraindications.
Maintain magnetic field safety at all times.
Demonstrate knowledge of MRI emergency procedures.
Provide hearing protection to patients and visitors.
Complete required documentation related to patient care, imaging procedures, and RIS requirements.
Report incidents, radiation safety concerns, and equipment malfunctions to the coordinator in a timely manner.