MRI Technologist

University Hospital; San Antonio (TX); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

University Hospital in San Antonio seeks an MRI Technologist to operate MRI equipment and ensure patient safety during procedures. The incumbent will be responsible for maintaining image quality, adhering to safety protocols, and supporting a collaborative radiology team.

Candidates should have ARRT (R) registration, Texas CMRT license, and CPR/AED certification, with two years radiology experience preferred and MRI registry within four years of employment.

Qualifications

• ARRT (R) registration is required.
• Texas CMRT license is mandatory.
• BLS for Healthcare Providers CPR/AED required.

Responsibilities

• Operate MRI equipment and procedures safely.
• Ensure patient safety screenings are conducted.
• Demonstrate knowledge of cross-sectional anatomy and MRI physics.

Skills

Customer service

Teamwork

Safety awareness

Education

ARRT (R) registration

Texas CMRT license

BLS CPR AED certification

Tools

MRI equipment

Job description

POSITION SUMMARY / RESPONSIBILITIES

Demonstrates a working knowledge of the operation, procedures, patient safety and maintenance of the MRI equipment and related systems. Ensures that all required safety precautions & screenings are strictly enforced for the protection of customers and personnel. Demonstrates knowledge of cross-sectional anatomy and magnetic resonance physics, as applied to MRI procedures and operation of the department. Must have excellent customer service initiatives and be a strong team player. Supports University Health's policies, values, and guest relations.

EDUCATION/EXPERIENCE

Registered by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists ARRT (R) is required. License by the Texas Department of Health (CMRT) is mandatory. Two years radiology experience is preferred. Must test for MRI Registry after two years of employment in MRI area and must acquire MRI Registry within four years. Must have current BLS for Healthcare Providers (CPR and AED) from the American Heart Association is required.