The MRI Technologist performs CT and MRI imaging procedures, assists radiologists with special procedures such as biopsies, and provides patient care while maintaining safety and privacy. The role includes obtaining and documenting patient clinical histories, positioning patients and equipment to produce accurate images, administering contrast material, maintaining examination records, and performing equipment quality control and calibrations. The technologist coordinates equipment service and preventative maintenance, trains new employees and assesses technologist competence, assists with routine clerical needs, and performs other duties as assigned. This is a 13-week, full-time StaffFlex contract role in Orlando, Florida, with a night schedule of 6:45 p.m. to 7:15 a.m. and open availability required. No on-call is stated in the schedule details; however, the duties section also says the technologist participates in standby call and must be available within 30 minutes of notification. The position requires experience in neuro, body, and cardiac scanning, as well as prior experience with GE and Siemens MRI equipment. Candidates must be graduates of an approved A.R.R.T. program with current A.R.R.T. registration and state licensure in Radiography, and must hold either the RT(MR) ARRT credential or ARMRIT certification, along with Basic Life Support certification.
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