MRI Technologist, Part-time

St. Luke's University Health Network•Stroudsburg, PA

16h

About The Position

The MRI Technologist performs MRI examinations on patients according to department procedures and under the direction of the department Section Chief and Manager. The role supports continuity and quality of patient care, communicates relevant clinical observations and history to radiologists, provides patient education, and ensures accurate handling of digital images and patient information.

Requirements

Graduate from an ARRT-recognized education program, or be ARRT or ARMRIT registered, or be eligible for the ARRT or ARMRIT registry.
Obtain an advanced MRI registry within one year of hire.
Current BLS certification is required within three months of hire.
Must not have metal implants or a pacemaker that would contraindicate working around the MRI magnet.

Nice To Haves

Two years of experience as a staff technologist preferred.
One year of experience as an MRI technologist preferred.

Responsibilities

Ensure successful technical continuity of care for patients receiving MRI studies.
Communicate clinical observations made during MRI examinations to radiologists and present the clinical history recorded in the appropriate documentation.
Perform venipuncture for patients requiring contrast administration during MRI studies.
Use the RIS/HIS modules appropriate to job responsibilities.
Assist with gathering and recording data and serve as a committee member for the Radiology Quality Assurance/Performance Improvement program.
Follow downtime procedures to ensure appropriate information is available and patient care remains continuous.
Maintain professional development through participation in in-services and/or continuing education programs.
Provide patients with educational information regarding their examinations.
Ensure the quality of digital images sent to PACS; verify the correct patient is selected from the worklist and confirm Medical Record information is accurate before transmission.
Review the patient safety checklist before each study.
Support the department's Press Ganey goal by providing each patient with education and a personalized business card, and sending or giving apology cards when expectations are not met.