MRI Technologist: Precision Scans & Patient Care On-Site

Providence; Chehalis (WA); On-site; USD 64,000 - 106,000; Full time

Job summary

Providence Centralia Hospital is seeking an MRI Technologist to perform MRI procedures, including setup, scanning and filming, while coordinating with radiologists, physicians, patients and families. The role includes quality control, scheduling, and on-call responsibilities to ensure uninterrupted patient care.

The candidate will communicate effectively with the care team, manage medications within licensure, and assist radiologists to uphold Providence’s commitment to compassionate,

Qualifications

• Associate's Degree in Radiologic Technologist Training Program or MRI Technologist Training Program coursework
• Washington Radiologic Technologist credential required upon hire
• BLS certification required upon hire (American Heart Association)
• MRI credentials: national registered technologist or ARRT MRI certification upon hire

Responsibilities

• Perform MRI procedures including setup, scanning, and filming
• Communicate with radiologists, physicians, patients, and families to coordinate care
• Conduct quality control and reporting tasks; maintain day-to-day department schedules
• Assist radiologists; handle medications within license scope; start IVs
• Provide on-call coverage as part of the team to ensure continuous patient care

Skills

MRI procedures

Patient communication

IV insertion

Education

Washington Radiologic Technologist

National Registered Technologist - MRI

National Certified MRI Technologist - ARRT

American Heart Association BLS

Job description

Providence Centralia Hospital is seeking an MRI Technologist to perform MRI procedures, including setup, scanning and filming, while coordinating with radiologists, physicians, patients and families. The role includes quality control, scheduling, and on-call responsibilities to ensure uninterrupted patient care.

The candidate will communicate effectively with the care team, manage medications within licensure, and assist radiologists to uphold Providence’s commitment to compassionate,