MRI Tech - Casual (Healthcare)

Job Title: MRI Tech
Job Type: Casual
Various hours as needed by applicants flexibility: M-F 6:30am-2:30pm/6:30am-4:30pm, 2-10pm, Saturdays 6:45am-3pm.
Location: Bloomington, Blaine, or Lake Elmo
Reports to: Radiology/Imaging Supervisor
Position Description:
The MRI Tech is responsible for performing imaging procedures in an efficient and safe manner. They communicate the procedural information to the radiologist and prepares the image quality while presenting completed images to the radiologist.
Major Areas of Responsibility:
Research scheduled exams in logician for clarification of order when orders are either incomplete or ambiguous.Perform all routine MRI procedures and views according to department procedure manual.Review MRI studies for proper image quality and identification.Demonstrate proper filming technique to ensure optimal image quality of anatomy and pathology.Prepare and/or administer IV contrast medium.Consult with radiologist and/or physicians regarding examinations as necessary.Review sterile technique and prevent cross contamination to patients and instruments.Organize, plan, and direct activities relating to patient procedures for MRI area to maximize patient throughput.
Other Accountabilities:
Review pre-scan protocols from radiologist for next day patients; ensure protocols correspond to clinical indications; offering recommendations as well.Identify equipment and operational problems and communicate to immediate supervisor.Perform preventative maintenance checks and quality control tests, record, and report results to supervisor.Prepare and maintain room supplies as well as restocking assigned workstation.

Knowledge and skills required:
Technical and professional expertise in the radiologic sciences and magnetic resonance imaging
Static magnetic field effectsRadio frequency effects/RF burnsGradient field effectsPatient screeningContradictions of MRI imagingKnowledge of pharmacology and dosage of contrast agentsAbility to recognize and initiate treatment for adverse reactions.
Knowledge of proper patient transfer mechanics.Knowledge of equipment emergency protocols.Holds problem solving skills as well as has efficient time management skills.Must possess the ability to remain calm during difficult situations with patients and medical emergencies.

Requirements:
Graduate of AMA approved school of Radiologic TechnologyARRT board certified. ARRT registered radiologic TechnologistARRT board certification in Advanced Level Examinations in Radiologic Technology or equipment expertiseBLS and CPR certification2 years of MRI experience

You will also be eligible for the following benefits:
Paid Time off