MRI Technologist for Imaging Center in NE Portland On-Call

The Oregon Clinic•Portland, OR

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Oregon Clinic is hiring an on-call MRI Technologist for its Imaging Center in NE Portland. The role works with a collaborative, patient-focused team to provide high-quality diagnostic MRI examinations according to physicians’ orders and clinic protocols, supporting patient safety and quality care. The technologist prepares patients for imaging, reviews and documents relevant medical information, administers IV contrast, positions and monitors patients, and operates MRI equipment. The role also includes preparing and uploading paperwork and digital images for radiologist review, responding to patient distress, and reporting equipment issues. The position is on-call, with dayshift availability Monday through Friday between 6:30 a.m. and 6:00 p.m.; days and hours vary. The hiring range is $49.23–$66.61 per hour, based on experience and credentials.

Requirements

Associate degree or higher meeting the educational requirements for ARRT certification.
Successful completion of a Certified Radiologic Technology program.
Licensed in the State of Oregon or eligible for licensure.
Two years of MRI experience following ARRT(MR) certification.
Current CPR/BLS certification within 60 days of hire.
Demonstrated ability to initiate work, work independently, and multitask effectively.
Excellent attendance and work ethic; positive attitude and desire to be a team player.
Ability to communicate professionally and effectively with patients, physicians, and other team members.
Commitment to patient-focused care, privacy, and safety.

Nice To Haves

Prior Electronic Medical Record (EMR) experience is preferred.
Epic experience is a plus.
ACLS may be required by specialty.

Responsibilities

Provide radiologists with high-quality diagnostic MRI examinations in accordance with physicians’ orders and The Oregon Clinic protocols.
Prepare patients for imaging examinations; review medical records and document information related to imaging.
Place an IV catheter or butterfly and administer IV contrast according to manufacturer guidelines and/or standard protocol.
Position patients appropriately to obtain high-quality images and studies.
Monitor patients verbally and visually during examinations.
Operate MRI equipment and adjust imaging parameters as needed to maximize image accuracy and quality.
Respond to patient distress and contact the radiologist immediately.
Scan paperwork, including order forms, worksheets, and intake forms, and quality-assure completed digital images in the PACS system for radiologist review.
Notify the Manager and/or Director of deficits and equipment malfunctions, and contact a service engineer as appropriate.
Perform other duties as assigned.