MRI Technologist – Per Diem, Day Shift Imaging

Prime Healthcare; Missouri; On-site; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive compensation

Medical insurance benefit plan

401K

Job summary

Prime Healthcare is seeking an MRI Technologist at St Joseph Medical Center in Kansas City, MO. This per diem (PD/PRN) role on Days shift requires MRI certification and ARMRIT or ARRT(MR), plus BCLS, and completion of a JRCERT-approved Radiologic Technology program or MRI course.

You will operate MRI equipment, prepare patients, monitor during scans, administer contrast when needed, and perform QA checks to ensure high-quality imaging and patient safety.

Qualifications

• MRI technologist must be MRI certified and certified in one other modality.
• Proficient computer skills and strong familiarity with imaging workflows.
• Experience in radiologic technology with MRI procedures and safety protocols.

Responsibilities

• Prepare patients for MRI scans by explaining the procedure, addressing concerns, and screening for contraindications.
• Operate MRI scanners to acquire high-resolution images and position patients correctly on the table.
• Adhere to strict safety protocols to protect patients and staff from magnetic hazards.
• Monitor patients' vital signs during scans and adjust parameters to obtain required images.
• Administer IV contrast agents and monitor for adverse reactions during procedures.
• Perform routine QA checks on MRI equipment to ensure optimal image quality.

Skills

Proficient computer skills

Education

ARMRIT or ARRT(MR) certification

Graduate of a JRCERT approved Radiologic Technology Program or MRI course

Job description

Prime Healthcare is seeking an MRI Technologist at St Joseph Medical Center in Kansas City, MO. This per diem (PD/PRN) role on Days shift requires MRI certification and ARMRIT or ARRT(MR), plus BCLS, and completion of a JRCERT-approved Radiologic Technology program or MRI course.

You will operate MRI equipment, prepare patients, monitor during scans, administer contrast when needed, and perform QA checks to ensure high-quality imaging and patient safety.