MRI Technologist – Night Shift (Part-Time)

Role Overview:

This position involves performing diagnostic imaging procedures, primarily MRI, in a fast-paced hospital environment. The technologist prepares patients and equipment, conducts independent studies—including portable and on-call exams—and oversees shift operations to ensure smooth workflow. They serve as a clinical resource, troubleshooting issues, mentoring staff, and acting as a liaison between the team and supervisor. In the absence of supervision, they assume leadership responsibilities and assist in training new staff or students.

Responsibilities include:

Preparing patients and equipment for procedures.

Performing imaging studies independently and in various settings.

Managing shift workflow, assignments, and troubleshooting technical issues.

Providing expert support, problem-solving, and mentorship to colleagues.

Communicating effectively with the team and maintaining supplies.

Qualifications & Skills:

Associate degree or Trade School equivalency.
Certification as a Registered Technologist in Radiography (R.T.(R)) and/or MR.
2-5 years of experience; supervisory experience is a plus.
Licenses such as IEMA (excluding MRI), and certifications like RTR, CT, MR, BD, CI, VI, RCIS, RCES.
Preferred: 5-10 years of experience and CPR certification.

Key Attributes: Professional judgment, critical thinking, leadership, mentoring, and technical expertise in radiology and MRI modalities.