MRI Technologist: Precision Imaging & Patient Care

Kids for the Future; Ocala (FL); On-site; USD 60,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Radiology Associates in Ocala, FL is seeking an MRI Tech who operates MRI equipment to produce high-quality diagnostic images and supports physicians with accurate findings. You will ensure patient comfort and safety, configure scanning parameters, and apply anatomy knowledge to optimize image quality across examinations.

Candidates should have an accredited Radiologic Technology degree and ARRT MRI certification, with at least 1 year of MRI experience in a clinical setting.

Qualifications

• Graduation from an accredited Radiologic Technology program.
• Current ARRT MRI certification.

Responsibilities

• Performs MRI procedures following established protocols to acquire diagnostic images.
• Provides patient care, explains procedures, answers questions, and ensures comfort and safety.
• Optimizes image acquisition by selecting parameters and sequences for high-quality images.
• Applies knowledge of cross-sectional anatomy to position patients and acquire relevant images.
• Maintains patient safety by screening for contraindications and monitoring vitals.
• Manages and archives patient images using PACS.
• Uses medical terminology accurately in documentation and reporting.
• Performs contrast media administration safely per orders and guidelines.
• Performs venipuncture for contrast agent administration when required.
• Ensures precise patient positioning to optimize imaging and minimize discomfort.

Skills

MRI imaging

Patient care

Image acquisition

Cross-sectional anatomy

Patient safety

PACS

Medical terminology

Contrast media administration

Venipuncture

Patient positioning

Education

Radiologic Technology program

ARRT MRI certification

Tools

PACS

Job description

Radiology Associates in Ocala, FL is seeking an MRI Tech who operates MRI equipment to produce high-quality diagnostic images and supports physicians with accurate findings. You will ensure patient comfort and safety, configure scanning parameters, and apply anatomy knowledge to optimize image quality across examinations.

Candidates should have an accredited Radiologic Technology degree and ARRT MRI certification, with at least 1 year of MRI experience in a clinical setting.