Radiologic Technologist III - MRI

OakLeaf Surgical Hospital; Altoona (WI); On-site; USD 55,000 - 83,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Free scrubs with laundry service

Free meals

Wellness reimbursement

Job summary

OakLeaf Surgical Hospital is seeking an experienced Radiologic Technologist III (MRI) for PRN imaging support across surgical and acute care settings. The role emphasizes high‑quality image acquisition, patient safety, and collaboration with radiologists and clinicians.

Responsibilities include patient preparation, equipment troubleshooting, adherence to ALARA and regulatory standards, and accurate data entry into EMR/PACS.

Qualifications

• Must be eligible for employment in the United States.
• Associate degree in radiologic technology from an accredited program required.
• Active Wisconsin Radiographer license required.
• ARRT MRI certification within the applicable modality required.
• BLS certification required at hire date.
• Two years of MRI experience in a hospital setting preferred.
• Must have a cell phone that interfaces with the organization’s secure messaging system.

Responsibilities

• Perform diagnostic imaging procedures (MRI) with minimal supervision while ensuring image quality and safety.
• Coordinate with radiologists and clinicians to support diagnostic and surgical needs.
• Prepare and position patients, explain procedures, and monitor for adverse reactions.
• Follow ALARA principles, safety standards, and regulatory requirements throughout procedures.
• Accurately document data in EMR/PACS and participate in quality improvement efforts.
• Maintain infection control, equipment readiness, and on‑call rotation participation.

Skills

Medical Terminology

ALARA principles

HIPAA compliance

EMR systems

English communication

Conscious sedation

Quality assurance

Attention to detail

Multidisciplinary teamwork

Basic computer proficiency

Patient safety

Customer service

Education

Associate degree in radiologic technology

Wisconsin Radiographer license

ARRT MRI certification

BLS certification

Two years MRI experience in hospital setting (preferred)

Job description

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The Radiologic Technologist III is an advanced-level imaging professional responsible for performing diagnostic procedures including MRI in support of surgical, outpatient and acute patient care. Working with minimal supervision, this technologist provides expert-level imaging services, ensures image quality and safety, and assists with complex procedures. This role also includes managing workflow and contributing to departmental quality improvement efforts.

Hours: PRN MRI Tech

Essential Job Functions:

• Advocate for patients’ rights, preferences, and needs, ensuring that they receive high-quality, compassionate care that is tailored to their individual circumstances
• Project a professional demeanor and appearance while maintaining the confidentiality of the patient, coworkers, and the organization, as appropriate
• Capture high-quality diagnostic images while adhering to protocol and adjusting techniques based on patient condition
• Maintains production and quality of radiographs by following established standards and procedures
• Follow ALARA principles and ensure compliance with all safety standards to protect patients, staff, and self
• Follow requirements established by the American College of Radiology, U.S. Food and Drug Administration and the State of Wisconsin
• Prepare and position patients, explain procedures, and ensure comfort and safety throughout the imaging process
• Prepare and administer contrast agents per protocol and monitor patients for adverse reaction
• Troubleshoot, calibrate, and ensure proper functioning of imaging equipment, report malfunctions promptly
• Accurately record procedure data, patient information, image data and quality notes into EMR and PACS system
• Prepare and administer contrast agents per protocol and monitor patients for adverse reaction
• Rigorously apply safety standards for ionizing radiation and MRI safety, monitor adherence to all relevant regulatory guidelines
• Serves as a resource on assigned modality protocols
• Collaborate with radiologists, providers, and clinicians to ensure imaging supports diagnostic and procedural needs
• Conduct routine quality control checks and assist with identifying and resolving technical issues across assigned modalities
• Provide clear instructions, reassurance, and compassionate care to patients during procedures
• Prioritize and coordinate imaging tasks based on urgency, modality availability, and surgical schedules
• Ensure infection control protocols and safety standards are followed in all aspects of patient care
• Respond to emergency situations using appropriate interventions
• Report and document any occurrences promptly
• Monitor and restock imaging supplies and sterile equipment to ensure readiness for procedures
• May be required to carry out the job duties and responsibilities of a Radiologic Technologist II as determined by business need and credentials
• Participate in the department’s on‑call rotation and respond promptly to call‑ins to ensure continuous patient care and surgical support as needed
• Use the organization’s secure messaging platform in accordance with departmental protocols, including timely receipt and responses to communications
• Perform other duties as assigned

Knowledge, Skills & Abilities

• Medical Terminology
• Knowledge of ALARA principles, shielding techniques, and regulatory standards
• Electronic Medical Records (EMR) systems
• Quality assurance and accreditation standards
• Understanding of HIPAA regulations, patient confidentiality laws and patient rights
• Effective English communication in verbal and written format
• Competent in conscious sedation according to organization policy
• Quality work including attention to detail and accuracy
• Carry out organization customer service standards
• Basic computer proficiency
• Carry out customer service standards
• Prioritize tasks effectively through managing workload based on urgency and importance
• Capacity to work independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team
• Continuously learn and improve through staying up to date on job specific trends, policies, and new technologies
• Successfully demonstrate organization-wide performance review competencies

Qualifications:

• Demonstrates eligibility for employment in the U.S.
• Associate degree in radiologic technology or radiologic sciences from an accredited program required
• Must possess a Wisconsin Radiographer license
• Active certification by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) required within the applicable assigned modality: MRI
• BLS certification is required upon hire
• Two (2) years of experience in the assigned modality in a hospital setting preferred
• Must possess a cell phone that interfaces with the organization’s secure messaging system
• Free scrubs with laundry service
• Free meals
• Wellness reimbursement

Our organization is an Equal Opportunity Employer