MRI Technologist – Safe, Patient-Centric Imaging Expert

Arkansas Surgical Hospital; North Little Rock (AR); On-site; USD 65,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Arkansas Surgical Hospital in North Little Rock, AR seeks a skilled MRI technologist to support imaging in a surgical setting. The role requires patient history interviews, image acquisition, and strict safety processes aligned with radiology protocols.

Candidates must have CPR certification, ARRT registration, and Arkansas radiologic technologist license, with at least two years in a surgical environment. The position is full-time and on-site in North Little Rock.

Qualifications

• CPR certification required.
• ARRT registration and Arkansas radiologic technologist license required.
• Minimum of two years' experience as a technologist in a surgical setting.

Responsibilities

• Interviews patients to obtain history and informs about safety, contrast contraindications and procedures.
• Maintains a safe environment in the MRI Suite for patients, staff, and visitors.
• Positions patients and provides breathing, communication, observation and sequencing instructions.
• Enters patient data into the system, selects appropriate protocol, scans and techniques; adjusts as needed.
• Produces images to meet radiologist standards and completes archiving for each patient.
• Performs PACS duties and exam import as required.
• Operates C-arm, fluoro, CT as needed and adheres to attendance and call duties.
• Demonstrates KWAKT, HEAL, SOB, AIDET and hospital philosophy in daily work.
• Maintains confidentiality and adheres to HR policies; supports cooperative work environment.
• Uses age/developmental considerations in patient interactions.

Skills

Patient safety & communication

MRI technologist skills

Education

CPR certification

ARRT registration

Arkansas radiologic technologist license

Tools

PACS

C-arm

Fluoroscopy

CT

Job description

Arkansas Surgical Hospital in North Little Rock, AR seeks a skilled MRI technologist to support imaging in a surgical setting. The role requires patient history interviews, image acquisition, and strict safety processes aligned with radiology protocols.

Candidates must have CPR certification, ARRT registration, and Arkansas radiologic technologist license, with at least two years in a surgical environment. The position is full-time and on-site in North Little Rock.