X-Ray and MRI Technologist

Genesis Orthopedics & Sports Medicine•Skokie, IL

16d•Onsite

About The Position

X-Ray / MRI Technologist Location: Skokie, Illinois Department: Clinical Operations Position Type: Part-Time or Full-Time (based on candidate preference) About Us Genesis Orthopedics & Sports Medicine is a mission-driven orthopedic medical group providing compassionate, high-quality care to all patients, regardless of ability to pay. We focus on excellence, humility, faith, compassion, and passion in everything we do. Position Summary The X-Ray/MRI Technologist is responsible for performing high-quality digital radiographic imaging and operating a low-field appendicular MRI scanner. This role supports orthopedic providers by ensuring efficient imaging workflows, maintaining equipment readiness, and contributing to broader medical group operations. MRI experience is preferred but on-the-job training is available for the right candidate. Key Responsibilities Digital X-Ray Perform high-quality digital radiographic exams following physician orders and ALARA principles. Position patients properly to obtain optimal imaging results while ensuring patient comfort and safety. Verify patient identity and maintain accurate documentation within the EMR (Epic). Ensure all images are properly labeled, uploaded, and available for provider review. Maintain radiologic equipment, perform daily QC, and report issues promptly. MRI (Low-Field Appendicular Scanner) Operate a low-tesla extremity MRI scanner (training provided). Screen patients for MRI safety and contraindications. Position and prepare patients for MRI studies. Ensure image quality meets diagnostic standards. Follow MRI workflow protocols and maintain safe operation of the scanner. Clinical & Operations Support Assist with patient flow and clinic operations as needed. Collaborate with orthopedic physicians, PAs/NPs, PTs, and front desk staff to ensure smooth daily operations. Participate in maintaining a clean, safe, and compliant clinical environment. Support the medical group with additional duties appropriate to the role (examples: helping room patients, supply restocking, assisting with scheduling or EMR tasks during slow imaging periods). Uphold HIPAA and patient confidentiality standards.

Requirements

ARRT(R) certification required upon hire.
Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) Radiologic Technologist license required or obtained prior to start date.
MRI experience preferred but not required ; willing to train.
Strong interpersonal and communication skills.
Ability to work collaboratively in a fast-paced clinical environment.
Commitment to Genesis values: Compassion, Excellence, Humility, Faith, and Passion.
Ability to stand for extended periods.
Ability to assist with patient positioning and move imaging equipment as needed.
Ability to lift up to 25–30 lbs.

Nice To Haves

Previous orthopedic or outpatient clinic experience a plus.

Responsibilities

Perform high-quality digital radiographic exams following physician orders and ALARA principles.
Position patients properly to obtain optimal imaging results while ensuring patient comfort and safety.
Verify patient identity and maintain accurate documentation within the EMR (Epic).
Ensure all images are properly labeled, uploaded, and available for provider review.
Maintain radiologic equipment, perform daily QC, and report issues promptly.
Operate a low-tesla extremity MRI scanner (training provided).
Screen patients for MRI safety and contraindications.
Position and prepare patients for MRI studies.
Ensure image quality meets diagnostic standards.
Follow MRI workflow protocols and maintain safe operation of the scanner.
Assist with patient flow and clinic operations as needed.
Collaborate with orthopedic physicians, PAs/NPs, PTs, and front desk staff to ensure smooth daily operations.
Participate in maintaining a clean, safe, and compliant clinical environment.
Support the medical group with additional duties appropriate to the role (examples: helping room patients, supply restocking, assisting with scheduling or EMR tasks during slow imaging periods).
Uphold HIPAA and patient confidentiality standards.