Travel MRI Technologist - Magnetic Resonance Imaging

Travel Mri Technologist - Magnetic Resonance Imaging

American Traveler

Sandy, Utah, United States

Position ID: P-765877

Position status: Open

Assignment type: travel

Shift: Evenings

Length (weeks): 13

Openings: 1

$2,944.00/week (estimated advertised weekly pay)

Description

American Traveler is hiring an MRI Technologist for a Level 2 Trauma Center position requiring ARRT(MR) or ARRT(R) certification and 1+ years of MRI experience.

Details

• Work in the Magnetic Resonance Imaging department of an acute care hospital
• Level 2 Trauma Center setting
• 4x10 hour swing shift schedule, 0700-1730 Monday-Saturday and 1030-2100 Monday-Friday
• On-call coverage required Mon-Sat 2100-0700 and Sunday 0700-1900, in addition to scheduled 40 hours weekly
• Uses Epic for charting

Requirements

• ARRT(MR) or ARRT(R) certification required; ARMRIT accepted as alternative
• BLS certification required (AHA, not expiring prior to start)
• 1-2 years of MRI Tech hospital experience strongly preferred
• 6-12 months of acute care experience strongly preferred
• Level 2 Trauma Center experience strongly preferred
• Minimum of 1 year of MRI experience required
• Current state licensure required to administer IV contrast
• License required if applicable
• Must meet departmental IV certification competency within three months of hire
• Must complete controlled substance and moderate sedation modules within six months of hire, where applicable
• Physical demands include hearing/listening, lifting, manual dexterity, seeing, and standing

Additional Information

• Perform MRI examinations per department protocol, ensuring proper patient identification and order verification
• Demonstrate anatomical positioning competency and understanding of cross-sectional anatomy
• Select appropriate scanning techniques and protocols in coordination with the radiologist
• Administer IV contrast material under physician or radiologist supervision following proper protocol
• Practice infection control and sterile techniques
• Operate and troubleshoot MRI equipment, including understanding magnet, cryogens, gradient amplifiers, and related computer systems
• Understand quench procedures and MRI safety policies including the four-zone concept
• Complete accurate documentation including time stamps, image storage, coding, charging, and consents
• Maintain current QC program for ACR compliance and report equipment issues
• Permanent Intermountain staff must be separated from any Intermountain facility for at least one year before being eligible for this travel assignment

Hours per week: 40

Hours per shift: 10