MRI Tech
hiretalentGrafton (WI)
About the role
MRI TechnologistLocation: Grafton, WI 53024 Facility: Level III Trauma Center | Level II NICU | Primary Stroke Center Beds: 16 Rooms: 2 COVID / Vaccination Requirements: As per facility policyAbout the FacilityHigh-acuity imaging environmentMRI department with Siemens 3T & 1.5T magnetsPatient-focused care with radiologist oversightUnit & Patient DetailsMinimum Experience: 3 yearsFirst-Time Traveler: Considered upon reviewPatient Types: MRI patientsCase Types: General MRI, High-end exams, Breast, Prostate, CardiacRequired Certifications & LicensesRegistered Technologist (RT) – ARRTMRI Certification: ARRT MRI, CAMRT MRI, or ARMRITBLS – RequiredEducation & SkillsAdvanced training beyond high school with completion of accredited or approved Radiologic Technology programKnowledge of cross-sectional anatomy and magnetic safetyCompetent in IV and venipuncture (if required by facility) Excellent communication and interpersonal skillsAbility to work independentlyIntermediate computer skillsCharting System / EquipmentEMR: EPICMRI Equipment: Siemens 3T & 1.5TOrientation1 shift on unit to learn workflowSchedulingWeekend Rotation: VariesTime Off: 7 days approvedCall: VariesHoliday Expectations: VariesAdditional InformationScrub Color: Any (no camo, denim, or logos) Parking: Free in lot
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