ASCP MRI Technologist - Night Shift

Job Summary: Deliver exceptional healthcare services by performing Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) and related procedures to produce detailed sectional anatomic images. Essential Responsibilities: Conduct MRI procedures, ensuring patient clinical history aligns with the imaging protocol and is properly documented for licensed practitioners. Prepare patients by providing clear instructions to achieve optimal results, reduce anxiety, and encourage cooperation. Operate MRI equipment and accessories, selecting appropriate scanning parameters and protocols as directed by radiologists. Position and immobilize patients comfortably to best capture the anatomical area of interest while applying magnet safety principles to protect patients and staff. Assist licensed physicians during procedures and manage both physical and psychological patient needs throughout imaging. Perform venipunctures and administer contrast media safely as prescribed, while maintaining and caring for all technical instruments and monitoring equipment. Evaluate image quality, adjust display parameters, and ensure accurate documentation and record keeping. Initiate basic life support when necessary and perform diagnostic radiographic procedures as needed. Educate patients and their families about tests and procedures to foster understanding and comfort. Maintain cleanliness and organization of the work area, report equipment issues, and contribute to supply management decisions. Provide practical training to students and healthcare professionals and participate in quality assessment and improvement initiatives. Stay current with sterile techniques, anatomical recognition via imaging systems, and adapt care based on patient age and diagnosis. Document patient histories and imaging details accurately in electronic systems and manage authorized release of imaging media. Participate in on-call duties as required to support technical needs outside regular shifts. Education and Experience: High school diploma or equivalent required. Graduate of an accredited School of Radiographic Technology. Proven experience as a radiographer with knowledge to perform MRI procedures and ongoing education in cross-sectional anatomy. Computer proficiency is essential. Licensure and Certifications: State certification as a radiologic technologist. Current R.T.(R) ARRT credential or equivalent. ARRT certification as R.T.(MR) required at hire or within two years of employment. This position operates on a night shift schedule within a regional healthcare setting in the Midwest United States. MLee Medical Employment