MRI Technologist
novant healthWinston-Salem (NC)
About the role
What We Offer:
Novant Health Forsyth Medical Center is seeking a MRI Technologist to join our REMARKABLE acute care team.
Why join:
- Novant Health as a MRI Technologist?
- Advanced imaging technology & cutting-edge equipment
- Collaborative and supportive clinical environment
- Opportunities for professional growth and development
- Overview of RequirementsARRT (R)(MR) or (MR) certification (registered within 6 months of hire)
- Prior acute care experience preferred
- Strong communication skills and attention to detail What We're Looking For: Education: 2 Year / Associate Degree, preferred. Graduate of ARRT-approved Radiography Program or MR Program, required.
Experience: Minimum of one year of experience in MR, preferred.
Licensure/Certification:
- NH Medical Center-Certified and registered by ARRT in MR - RT(R)(MR) or RT(MR) within 6 months of hire, required. NH Independent Diagnostic Testing Facility - Certified and Registered within 6 Months of hire in ARRT RT(R)(MR), required.
- Hospital Outpatient Department-Certified and registered by ARRT in MR - RT(R)(MR) or RT(MR), required.
- IV Credentialed, required.
- Refer to the Life Support Training Policy NH-HR-3096 for life support training requirement
- Applicable state license, required.
- Additional Skills (required): Thorough knowledge of MRI imaging equipment, Analytical ability and basic computer skills. Has the ability to interpret information to identify each patient’s requirements for care relative to his/her age specific needs. Good communication skills.
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