MRI Technologist
gifford medical centerRandolph (VT)
About the role
MRI Technologist Sign-on and retention bonuses of up to $12,000.00 are available! Gifford is seeking an MRI Technologist to join our Diagnostic Imaging team. The MRI Technologist is responsible for performing a range of technical procedures related to Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI). This position operates MRI equipment to obtain detailed images, which are essential for physicians in diagnosing and treating medical conditions. Working at a technical level with limited supervision, the MRI Technologist independently performs MRI procedures that require a high degree of skill, independent judgment, and initiative. A comprehensive understanding of MRI safety protocols is essential in this role to ensure patient safety and optimal imaging results. The MRI Technologist works effectively with patients, ensuring comfort and proper positioning while maintaining a sterile and safe environment. Compliance with all hospital and department policies, as well as completion of required competencies related to MRI and X-ray, is expected.
Requirements:
Graduate of an accredited school of Radiology Technology with ARRT certification and licensing with the State of Vermont required Registered or Registry Eligible in MRI 1yr experience in diagnostic imaging desired but will consider new graduates with strong skills Gifford Health Care offers competitive compensation and a comprehensive benefits package. Our Total Rewards package includes, but is not limited to: competitive wages, onsite parking, 403b retirement plan, health plans including dental and vision insurance, tax-saving flexible spending accounts, health savings plan with employer contribution, long and short-term disability insurance, tuition reimbursement, employee assistance program, life insurance, regular performance reviews, and learning opportunities. EOE
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