MRI Technologist: Advanced Imaging & Patient Care

Mount Sinai Medical Center; New York (NY); On-site; USD 80,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

The Mount Sinai Health System is seeking a qualified MRI Technologist for full-time employment in New York, NY. You will perform MRI imaging procedures, prepare equipment, position patients, and ensure studies meet diagnostic quality per protocols.

Responsibilities include patient education, safety compliance, image labeling, data entry into IDX, and collaboration with physicians. NY licensure and ARRT MRI registry are required, with BLS certification. A strong background in MRI is preferred.

Qualifications

• Graduate of AMA/J.C.E.R.T. approved program in Radiologic Technology.
• Licensed in NY as Diagnostic Radiology.
• ARRT MRI registry and BLS certification.

Responsibilities

• Attends in-services and other professional development meetings as required.
• Maintains in good standing licensure specific to job; adherence to Article 35.
• Performs MRI imaging procedures per protocols and patient needs.
• Operates and prepares MRI equipment and positions patients/ coils.
• Ensures studies are labeled, transmitted to IDX/PACS, and recorded in IDX.
• Maintains room cleanliness, safety, and reports equipment repairs.

Skills

MRI imaging

Patient positioning

Safety procedures

Documentation

Team collaboration

Education

AMA/J.C.E.R.T. approved Radiologic Technology program

NY State License in Diagnostic Radiology

ARRT MRI registry

BLS Certification

Tools

IDX (Radiology Information System)

PACS

Job description

The Mount Sinai Health System is seeking a qualified MRI Technologist for full-time employment in New York, NY. You will perform MRI imaging procedures, prepare equipment, position patients, and ensure studies meet diagnostic quality per protocols.

Responsibilities include patient education, safety compliance, image labeling, data entry into IDX, and collaboration with physicians. NY licensure and ARRT MRI registry are required, with BLS certification. A strong background in MRI is preferred.