MRI Technologist (3T/1.5T) — Patient‑Focused Imaging

University of South Alabama Health System; Mobile, Northern (AL, KY); Hybrid; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of South Alabama Health System is seeking a certified MRI Technologist to perform MRI examinations in accordance with physician orders and established imaging protocols. You will verify patient identity, review history, and screen for contraindications, ensuring patient comfort throughout the exam.

Positioned in the Radiology department, the role requires accurate positioning, administration of contrast as ordered, and careful monitoring of patients and equipment.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or equivalent and ARRT Registry in Diagnostic Radiology within 1 year.
• Bachelor's Degree in Radiologic Technology may substitute for required experience.
• ARRT certification and Basic Life Support (BLS) required on hire.

Responsibilities

• Perform MRI examinations per orders and protocols.
• Verify patient identity and screen MRI contraindications.
• Explain MRI procedures and ensure patient comfort during exam.
• Position patients for optimal diagnostic images and administer contrast as ordered.
• Operate MRI equipment and monitor image quality; maintain accurate records in EMR and PACS/RIS.
• Adhere to HIPAA, infection control, and safety policies; participate in on-call and weekend shifts.

Skills

MRI safety

Communication

Time management

Independent worker

Education

High School Diploma or equivalent

ARRT Registry in Diagnostic Radiology

Bachelor's Degree in Radiologic Technology

Tools

PACS

RIS

EMR

MRI imaging software

Job description

The University of South Alabama Health System is seeking a certified MRI Technologist to perform MRI examinations in accordance with physician orders and established imaging protocols. You will verify patient identity, review history, and screen for contraindications, ensuring patient comfort throughout the exam.

Positioned in the Radiology department, the role requires accurate positioning, administration of contrast as ordered, and careful monitoring of patients and equipment.