Night-Shift MRI Technologist: Precision & Safety

Vetted Solutions; Danville (PA); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Vetted Solutions is seeking an MRI Technologist I to perform magnetic resonance imaging procedures, prepare and document medications according to regulations, and ensure patient safety and confidentiality.

You will apply imaging protocols, select pulse sequences based on study needs, evaluate image quality, assist in interventional procedures, educate students and clinicians, and uphold ALARA safety principles in a clinical environment with opportunities for advancement based on skills and

Qualifications

• Certification from ARRT, NMTCB, or ARMRIT required upon hire; new graduates must obtain certification prior to employment.
• Completion of a Specialty Training Program in Radiologic Technology; a bachelor's degree in a related field is preferred.
• Knowledge of MRI safety, imaging protocols, and patient care best practices.

Responsibilities

• Obtain correct orders, verify patient identity, and document clinical history.
• Apply appropriate imaging protocols, optimize technical factors, and adhere to safety principles like ALARA.
• Assist in administering medications and evaluate images for quality and accuracy.
• Educate and monitor students and healthcare providers.
• Apply MRI safety principles, participate in safety implant investigations, and assist with interventional procedures.
• Select pulse sequences based on protocols and data acquisition needs.

Skills

ARRT/NMTCB/ARMRIT certification

MRI safety

Imaging protocols

Patient care

Education

Specialty Training Program in Radiologic Technology

Bachelor's degree preferred

Job description

Vetted Solutions is seeking an MRI Technologist I to perform magnetic resonance imaging procedures, prepare and document medications according to regulations, and ensure patient safety and confidentiality.

You will apply imaging protocols, select pulse sequences based on study needs, evaluate image quality, assist in interventional procedures, educate students and clinicians, and uphold ALARA safety principles in a clinical environment with opportunities for advancement based on skills and