Multi-Modality Radiology Technologist (MRI/CT)

UF Health; Jacksonville (FL); On-site; USD 54,000 - 72,000; Full time

Job summary

UF Health in Jacksonville is seeking a Multi-Modality Technologist qualified to perform at least two MRI, CT, diagnostic, US, IR, Radiation Therapy, Mammography or Nuclear Medicine procedures. The role requires supporting additional modalities and on-call coverage as needed to support modality services.

This position emphasizes patient-centered care and adherence to the standards of practice for registered radiologic technologists, with responsibilities including clear patient communication and

Qualifications

• Knowledge of radiographic procedures and practices.
• Communicates exams/procedures to patients.
• Knowledge computer software and ability to troubleshoot.
• Familiar with imaging equipment and all other patient care equipment.
• Maintain competency in a minimum of two modalities.

Responsibilities

• Perform a minimum of two MRI, CT, diagnostic, US, IR, Radiation Therapy, Mammography or Nuclear Medicine procedures.
• Be available to work in the modality and provide on call coverage as needed.
• Strive to provide patient-centered care and uphold the standard of practice for radiologic technologists.

Skills

Radiology procedures knowledge

Patient exam communication

Troubleshooting computer software

Familiar with imaging equipment

Multimodal competency maintenance

Education

High School Diploma or GED

Graduate of an accredited Radiology discipline

Associate's Degree in Radiologic Technology

Job description

UF Health in Jacksonville is seeking a Multi-Modality Technologist qualified to perform at least two MRI, CT, diagnostic, US, IR, Radiation Therapy, Mammography or Nuclear Medicine procedures. The role requires supporting additional modalities and on-call coverage as needed to support modality services.

This position emphasizes patient-centered care and adherence to the standards of practice for registered radiologic technologists, with responsibilities including clear patient communication and