Role Overview:
This position involves performing diagnostic imaging procedures, primarily MRI, in an operating room setting. The technologist prepares patients and equipment, conducts studies independently, and assists with complex exams. They oversee shift operations, manage workflow, and serve as a clinical resource, mentoring staff and students. In the absence of a supervisor, they assume leadership responsibilities. They also ensure proper communication, supply management, and problem-solving within the department.
Responsibilities:
- Prepare patients and equipment for procedures.
- Perform imaging studies independently and in various situational contexts.
- Oversee daily workflow, shift assignments, and prioritize tasks.
- Act as a clinical resource for problem solving and mentoring.
- Communicate effectively with team members and escalate issues appropriately.
- Maintain supplies and departmental communications.
Qualifications & Skills:
- Associate degree or higher in a related field.
- 2-5 years of radiology experience; additional preferred experience includes MRI, operating room imaging, and interventional procedures.
- Certifications such as ARRT, ARMRIT, or state-specific licenses (e.g., IEMA).
- Strong technical skills with MRI machines, particularly Siemens MRI systems.
- Leadership experience or supervisory skills are a plus.
- CPR certification preferred for advanced roles.
Additional Info:
This role is full-time, benefits-eligible, with no on-call requirements. Training is provided on day shifts before transitioning to a rotating schedule. The environment is fast-paced, collaborative, and provides opportunities for professional growth in advanced imaging modalities.