Posted 2w ago

MRI Technologist-PRN

@ MPOWER Physical Therapy
Nashville, Tennessee, United States
OnsiteTemporary
Responsibilities:greet patients, obtain images, maintain equipment
Requirements Summary:High school diploma; radiologic and MRI licenses; orthopedic training a plus; experience with MRI; strong communication and computer skills.
Technical Tools Mentioned:MRI equipment, PACS, Practice management software, DICOM
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Job Description

The MRI technologist provides MRI images as directed by the physicians, nurses, or other clinicians; maintains radiology equipment and supplies; and assists physicians and clinical staff as needed. This is a PRN position. 



 



MINIMUM ESSENTIAL JOB REQUIREMENTS



Patient Services




  • Greet patients and thoroughly explains the examination

  • Provide a detailed response to any question that the patient may have related to their examination.

  • Prepare patients for MRI procedure by positioning them in such a way that causes the least discomfort; instruct patient about how to position their body appropriately

  • Obtain high quality, diagnostic images of the anatomy requested by the physician using appropriate safety precautions

  • Capture and transmit images according to designated MRI protocol

  • Possess knowledge to operate all MRI scanners within the practice

  • Mark the encounter form to reflect the MRI exam performed



Patient Preparation and Equipment Maintenance




  • Receive outside exams as they are delivered to the practice and import them into the PACS system

  • Takes inventory of radiology stock and communicate supply shortages to the manager

  • Ensure radiology equipment is in good working order.   The technologist should communicate any maintenance issues to the radiology manager

  • Perform routine maintenance and safety checks on x-ray equipment; ensure that equipment complies with regulatory requirements

  • Maintain a clean and organized exam room

  • Transfer images to a disc in the event they are needed outside the office

  • Create and maintain written safety policies for use of radiologic equipment and proper procedures for patient safety

  • Comply with all OSHA mandates for dosimeter readings and quality assurance



Other




  • Maintain knowledge of the anatomical views according to each physicians’ preference

  • Participate in professional development activities and maintain professional affiliations

  • Maintain detailed knowledge of practice management and other computer software as it relates to job functions

  • Attend annual CPR, OSHA and CLIA training programs 

  • Attend all regular meetings and provides feedback as it relates to radiology

  • Perform other tasks and projects assigned by supervisor or physicians