Technologist - MRI

Live Well Homecare; Arkadelphia (AR); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Live Well Homecare is seeking a radiologic technologist with MRI competencies to perform imaging procedures and contribute to treatment planning in a hospital-adjacent setting. The role emphasizes safety, documentation, and adherence to protocols, with a focus on quality care.

The ideal candidate has ARRT (R) licensure, BLS certification, and at least six months of MRI experience, ensuring accurate imaging and patient transfer support while maintaining equipment and environment.

Qualifications

• Minimum 6 months MRI experience in the specialty area.
• ARRT (R) licensure required; MRI certification preferred.
• BLS certification must be obtained within 30 days of hire.

Responsibilities

• Demonstrate comprehensive radiologic principles to perform optimal MRI procedures and treatments, and help develop and implement treatment plans per hospital protocols.
• Maintain equipment and work areas in a safe, organized condition; participate in performance improvement activities; and achieve assigned goals.
• Ensure accurate documentation to comply with hospital policies and regulatory requirements.

Skills

Computer literacy

Imaging accuracy

Patient handling

Education

ARRT license (R)

BLS certification

Job description

This role involves demonstrating a comprehensive understanding of radiologic principles to perform optimal procedures and treatments, develop and implement treatment plans following hospital protocols, and ensure accurate documentation to comply with policies.

Key responsibilities include maintaining equipment and work areas in a safe, organized condition, participating in performance improvement activities, and completing assigned goals.

Qualifications require prior experience in the specialty area, with a minimum of 6 months to meet MRI competencies. A valid ARRT (R) license is required; ARRT(MR) certification is preferred. BLS certification must be obtained within 30 days of hire.

Essential skills include basic computer literacy and sensory acuity for accurate imaging. Physical demands involve handling equipment and assisting patient transfers, with activity levels rated as medium, requiring occasional standing, bending, and lifting over 50 lbs.

Environmental considerations involve exposure to blood-borne pathogens, chemicals, and airborne diseases, with safety protocols in place. The role requires attention to environmental hazards and adherence to safety standards.