PRN MRI Technologist - GCMC
lee healthFort Myers (FL)
About the role
PRN MRI Technologist - GCMCPerforms all MRI procedures and maintains a thorough working knowledge of the operation of all equipment in the MRI area. Safely operates the scanner and injector in order to produce diagnostic quality MR images. Understands the computer software of the MR scanners and maintains competency in MR area. Consistently applies working knowledge pertaining to MR anatomy and patho-physiology to produce a high standard of quality images while under the direction of a radiologist. Provides appropriate and safe patient care. Works positively with all customers to promote patient, employee, and physician satisfaction. Participates in performance improvement initiatives. Participates in staff/student orientation and training. Performs venipuncture for appropriate exams. May transport non-narcotic medications as directed. Educational Requirements Graduation of JRCERT Accredited or ARRT approved Radiography or MRI degree program.
Additional Requirements:
- Radiology or MRI degree graduates accepted
- Experience Requirements
- Minimum 1-2 years MRI experience Required
Additional Requirements:
- Radiology or MRI degree graduates accepted
- State of Florida Licensure Requirements
- Florida Radiologic Technologist License for radiology techs only. MRI degree for non-radiology techs.
- Certifications/Registration RequirementsARRT Registered or eligible required. BLS (American Heart Association / Basic Life Support) Required
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