DEXA)

Alliance Health System•Woodland Park, NJ

7d•$35 - $65•Onsite

About The Position

The Multi-Imaging Technologist is a licensed diagnostic imaging professional responsible for performing MRI, diagnostic X-ray, and bone densitometry (DEXA) examinations in an outpatient imaging environment. This role requires full MRI competency, including IV contrast administration and MRI safety expertise, in addition to proficiency in radiography and bone densitometry. We are looking for a technologist that delivers high-quality diagnostic images and quantitative results while ensuring patient safety, regulatory compliance, and an exceptional patient experience.

Requirements

Accredited Radiologic Technology education
ARRT (R)(MR) or ARMRIT
Active NJ Diagnostic Radiologic Technologist License
Contrast administration training
BLS required; ACLS preferred
Knowledge of MRI QA processes and safety standard
ARRT certification in Radiography (R) required.
Certified Bone Densitometry Technologist (CBDT) through the International Society for Clinical Densitometry (ISCD)
ARRT certification (BD) required.
ARRT certification in Radiography (R) and/or Bone Density (BD) require
ARRT certification in MRI (MR) or ARMRIT
Active New Jersey state licensure
Documented training and demonstrated competency in IV contrast administration, including venipuncture, patient monitoring, recognition of adverse reactions, and emergency response
Experience performing MRI, X-ray, and bone densitometry examinations independently or with documented competency validation

Nice To Haves

ACLS preferred
Prior experience in an outpatient or ambulatory imaging setting (preferred).

Responsibilities

Perform routine and advanced MRI examinations in accordance with established protocols and radiologist directives
Conduct comprehensive MRI safety screening, including implant and device verification
Prepare, position, and monitor patients to ensure optimal image quality and comfort
Administer IV contrast agents as ordered, following all safety, monitoring, and emergency response protocols
Identify imaging artifacts and troubleshoot equipment or image quality issues
Maintain strict MRI suite safety standards, including Zone management and emergency procedures
Perform diagnostic X-ray examinations per physician orders and departmental protocols.
Position patients and equipment to achieve diagnostically appropriate images with minimal radiation exposure.
Adhere to ALARA principles and radiation safety standards.
Perform routine quality control and equipment checks.
Perform bone densitometry (DEXA) examinations in accordance with established clinical guidelines and physician orders
Accurately position patients and operate densitometry equipment to ensure precise and reproducible measurements.
Ensure appropriate patient preparation, education, and comfort during exams.
Perform routine quality assurance, calibration, and documentation as required for densitometry services.
Recognize artifacts or factors that may impact study accuracy and communicate findings appropriately.
Verify patient identification, exam orders, and relevant clinical history prior to imaging
Accurately document procedures and results in PACS, RIS, and the electronic medical record.
Communicate effectively with radiologists and clinical leadership regarding protocols, image quality, and exam concerns
Maintain patient confidentiality and HIPAA compliance at all times.