MRI Technologist - Non Registered (36 Hours/Week)

Springfield Clinic•Springfield, IL

13d•$30 - $45

About The Position

The MRI Technologist - Non-Registered performs MRI scans and assists physicians in selecting practical applications and protocols. The position requires producing quality scans, anticipating when additional imaging may be needed, identifying pathology, and providing radiologists with relevant additional images. The technologist prepares examinations for radiologist review, obtains outside comparison exams, gathers complete patient histories, and maintains patient logs. The role also involves operating MRI-related equipment, understanding magnetic safety and quench procedures, and helping in the main department when time allows. The technologist must provide excellent customer service, follow Springfield Clinic incident reporting procedures and applicable OSHA and clinic training policies, and perform other duties as assigned. The role requires flexibility in working hours. The position reports to the Advanced Imaging Operations Manager.

Requirements

Graduate of an approved A.C.R. school.
Must be a certified MRI technologist or be willing to sign an agreement to attend formal classes, obtain clinical experience, and pass the MRI certifying examination.
Must be registered and in good standing with the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists in magnetic resonance within one year of hire.
CPR certification per American Heart Association guidelines within 30 days of hire.
Proficient in venipuncture.
Maintain professional behavior and adjust to various personalities and situations.
Ability to control emotions and maintain composure under stress, using tact and good judgment.
Manual dexterity to use a keyboard and handle equipment and appliances.
Capability to push, pull, stoop, bend, lift, and twist; work with arms above the head; wear a lead apron for extended periods; walk or stand for extended periods; and assist patients to and from the MRI unit.
Ability to adapt to flexible working hours.

Responsibilities

Perform MRI scans and assist physicians with the selection of practical applications and protocols.
Produce quality MRI scans and anticipate when additional imaging may be needed.
Identify pathology and provide the radiologist with additional images as needed.
Operate a dry laser printer and prepare MRI examinations for radiologist review.
Obtain outside previous or comparison exams.
Use pressure injectors and administer contrast agent doses; understand contrast materials and possible reactions.
Follow quench policy and procedure and magnetic safety requirements.
Obtain complete patient histories and maintain a log of all patients.
Help in the main department when time allows.
Use computers and telephone as required.
Comply with Springfield Clinic incident reporting policy and procedures and applicable OSHA and clinic training requirements.
Provide excellent customer service and adhere to the SC Way customer service philosophy.
Perform other job duties as assigned.