MRI Technologist: Precision Imaging & Patient Care
The University of Texas Medical Branch
Galveston (TX)
On-site
USD 55,000 - 75,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
A leading medical institution in Galveston is seeking an MRI Technologist to provide patient care and operate MRI equipment for diagnostic purposes. The role involves preparing patients for procedures, maintaining accurate medical records, and conducting quality control measures in image acquisition. Candidates must have an associates degree in radiologic health science, valid BLS certification, and MRI experience. This position is located in a standard hospital environment and requires the ability to lift patients and equipment.
Responsibilities
Provide patient care using MRI equipment for diagnostic images.
Prepare patients for procedures and educate them on safety.
Maintain precise records in PACS and Radiology Information System.
Conduct quality control measures for optimal imaging outcomes.
Instruct students on clinical MRI skills.
Skills
Effective communication
Customer service orientation
Negotiation skills
Team collaboration
Maximizing resources
Education
Associates degree or graduated from an accredited radiologic health science program
ARRTR or ARMRIT registration
Two years MRI Tech experience within the last two years
Valid BLS certification from American Heart Association
Tools
MRI equipment
Standard patient care supplies
Job description
A leading medical institution in Galveston is seeking an MRI Technologist to provide patient care and operate MRI equipment for diagnostic purposes. The role involves preparing patients for procedures, maintaining accurate medical records, and conducting quality control measures in image acquisition. Candidates must have an associates degree in radiologic health science, valid BLS certification, and MRI experience. This position is located in a standard hospital environment and requires the ability to lift patients and equipment.