MRI Technologist - Sign-On Bonus

Apex Home Health, Hospice & Home Care; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 80,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Apex Home Health, Hospice & Home Care seeks an MRI Technologist II to perform routine and specialized MRI imaging procedures in a patient-centered environment. The role supports diverse patient populations, coordinates with clinical teams, and ensures high-quality image processing for interpretation.

The ideal candidate has an accredited MRI/Radiologic Technology credential, 3–4 years of MRI experience, and current ARMRIT or ARRT MRI certification with BLS.

Qualifications

• Associate degree or accredited MRI/Radiologic certificate.
• 3–4 years MRI experience, able to independently perform protocols.
• ARMRIT or ARRT-MRI certification required on hire; BLS certification also necessary.

Responsibilities

• Execute MRI protocols across diverse patient populations, including IV access.
• Support invasive procedures under MRI guidance and participate in quality improvement initiatives.
• Maintaining safety standards, screening patients, and ensuring proper environment protocols to prevent hazards.
• Managing departmental supplies, performing equipment quality control, and documenting activities accurately.
• Transporting patients, preparing them for scans, and communicating effectively to ensure comfort and understanding.
• Conducting quality assurance activities, troubleshooting equipment issues, and escalating concerns as needed.
• Providing patient education, coordinating care flow, and ensuring timely image processing for interpretation.
• Adhering to regulatory standards, ethical practices, and organizational values.

Skills

MRI protocols

IV access

Contrast admin

Quality improvement

Safety standards

Patient education

Communication skills

Education

Associate's degree or MRI/Radiologic certificate

ARMRIT or ARRT (MRI) certification

BLS certification

Job description

Seeking an MRI Technologist II to perform routine and specialized MRI imaging procedures in a patient-centered environment.

Key Responsibilities Include

• Executing MRI protocols across diverse patient populations, including IV access and contrast administration.
• Supporting invasive procedures under MRI guidance and participating in quality improvement initiatives.
• Maintaining safety standards, screening patients, and ensuring proper environment protocols to prevent hazards.
• Managing departmental supplies, performing equipment quality control, and documenting activities accurately.
• Transporting patients, preparing them for scans, and communicating effectively to ensure comfort and understanding.
• Conducting quality assurance activities, troubleshooting equipment issues, and escalating concerns as needed.
• Providing patient education, coordinating care flow, and ensuring timely image processing for interpretation.
• Adhering to regulatory standards, ethical practices, and organizational values.

Qualifications Include

• Associate's degree or accredited MRI/Radiologic Technology certificate.
• Three to four years of MRI experience with the ability to independently perform protocols.
• ARMRIT or ARRT (MRI) certification required upon hire, with BLS certification also necessary.

Skills And Knowledge Required

• Understanding of anatomical and pathological imaging, MRI physics, and patient care techniques.
• Ability to operate MRI equipment effectively and work under stressful conditions.