MRI Technologist

The MRI Technologist operates magnetic resonance imaging equipment to produce very detailed images of the body. The images are used for assessment, diagnosis or staging of disease and injuries. The Technologist works independently but under the direct supervision of the radiologist for protocols. The Technologist uses contrast agents per departmental policy and guidelines. The MRI Technologist is responsible for producing images in various planes and formats.

Also, required to Practice infection control per hospital policy. The MRI Technologist maintains open communication with internal and external customers. The Technologist is responsible for practicing MRI safety at all times.

Associates of Science - Required

Discipline in Radiologic Technology- MRI Training - Preferred

1 Year MRI - Preferred

Professional License with State of Practice - Required

MRI Certification within one year of employment date - Required

Basic Life Support (BLS) - Required

• Accurately enters procedural documentation and patient charges per department guidelines. Areas of concern in patient history or on imaging are identified and communicated to radiologist to ensure proper action. Completes required documentation in department's PACS.
• Obtains/verifies orders from Physician offices. Verifies that the appropriate diagnosis is on orders. Places/scans orders in computer system for Imaging.
• Knowledgeable of JC, OSHA, and ACR guidelines concerning the care of the patient. Demonstrates knowledge of proper aseptic technique, Universal Precautions, Time/Out, Read back/Verify and ALARA. Demonstrates knowledge of patients rights and use of required patient identification.
• Provide excellent patient care as related to contrast administration policy. Compliant with use of PYXIS for medication access and verification.
• Routine cleaning and maintenance of equipment is performed in accordance with manufacturer recommendation and department policy. Work orders involving equipment are entered promptly into the system. Staff education regarding care and operation of equipment is conducted annually and as needed.
• Maintains national certification/registry. Is competent in the use of all departmental equipment and is able to perform all procedures effectively.
• Maintains and works safely with equipment. Reports any issues with equipment to management for correction or repair. Uses Safe Patient Handling system appropriately.

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