MRI Technologist — Flexible Schedule & Wellness Benefits

Piedmont-Healthcare; Fayetteville (GA); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Piedmont Fayette Hospital is seeking an MRI Technologist to perform diagnostic MRI procedures under a Radiologist's supervision. The role requires ARRT radiography and MRI certifications, BCLS, and at least 1 year of MRI experience.

You will deliver high-quality imaging while ensuring patient safety and comfort in a busy radiology department. Responsibilities include adherence to safety guidelines, cross-sectional anatomy accuracy, and collaboration with the radiology team to support accurate

Qualifications

• Graduate of an AMA approved Radiologic Technology program or graduate of a JRCERT-accredited hospital-based training program.
• 1 year experience as an MRI Technologist required.
• ARRT Radiography Certification (R) required; ARRT MRI certification required; BCLS required.

Responsibilities

• Perform diagnostic MRI examinations following prescribed standards under the supervision of the Radiologist.
• Ensure patient safety and comfort; follow MRI safety protocols and infection control procedures.
• Provide accurate imaging with cross-sectional anatomy and physiology awareness to support diagnosis.
• Maintain equipment performance and troubleshoot routine issues as needed.
• Collaborate with radiology team to meet patient care goals.

Skills

MRI procedures

Patient care

Cross-sectional anatomy

Education

AMA approved Radiologic Technology program

JRCERT-accredited hospital-based training

Tools

ARRT Radiography Certification

ARRT MRI Certification

BCLS Certification

Job description

Piedmont Fayette Hospital is seeking an MRI Technologist to perform diagnostic MRI procedures under a Radiologist's supervision. The role requires ARRT radiography and MRI certifications, BCLS, and at least 1 year of MRI experience.

You will deliver high-quality imaging while ensuring patient safety and comfort in a busy radiology department. Responsibilities include adherence to safety guidelines, cross-sectional anatomy accuracy, and collaboration with the radiology team to support accurate