Pediatric MRI Technologist - Day Shift (Fri-Sun)

Phoenix Children's Hospital, Inc.; Gilbert (AZ); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Phoenix Children's Hospital, Inc. in Gilbert is seeking a Radiology MRI Technologist to perform diagnostic MRI procedures and contribute to high-quality pediatric imaging. You will follow standards, participate in training, and help ensure patient safety and accurate documentation.

The role requires ARRT or ARMRIT MRI registration, BLS, and state-related certifications, with opportunities to train staff and improve imaging protocols in a busy pediatric environment.

Qualifications

• Completion of a JRCERT approved MRI program is required or preferred.
• CT experience is preferred.
• One year pediatric imaging experience is preferred.
• Current ARRT or ARMRIT registration in MRI is required.
• Current BLS certification for Healthcare Provider is required.
• Arizona MRTBE CRT certification is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Assist in training Radiography students and give MRI safety lectures.
• Maintain competency by staying current with imaging literature and practices.
• Evaluate and help develop new imaging procedures and quality improvements.
• Perform diagnostic MRI procedures and select proper technique for optimal results.
• Finalize records in RIS and ensure accurate patient information and charge capture.
• Calibrate and troubleshoot MRI equipment; report maintenance needs.
• Provide MRI safety information to patients and families.
• Handle miscellaneous duties as needed.

Skills

MRI procedures

MRI safety

Education

JRCERT approved MRI program

Job description

Phoenix Children's Hospital, Inc. in Gilbert is seeking a Radiology MRI Technologist to perform diagnostic MRI procedures and contribute to high-quality pediatric imaging. You will follow standards, participate in training, and help ensure patient safety and accurate documentation.

The role requires ARRT or ARMRIT MRI registration, BLS, and state-related certifications, with opportunities to train staff and improve imaging protocols in a busy pediatric environment.