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Description
Job Title
MRI Technologist
Location
Albany, GA
Schedule / Job Type
Contract | Full-Time | Onsite | Mid Shift (shift start times between 8:00 AM and 12:00 PM) | 4x10-hour shifts
Key Responsibilities
Perform a high volume of MRI studies (approximately 30 per day) including musculoskeletal imaging, basic neuro, abdominal/pelvic imaging, radiation oncology, and breast imaging
Operate Siemens MRI scanners and support transition to an additional Philips scanner
Care for a diverse patient population including inpatients, outpatients, ICU, NICU, pacer, and anesthesia patients
Start and manage IV access as required for contrast studies
Utilize PACS (McKesson/Change Healthcare) and Meditech EMR systems for image management and documentation
Work within a department of 4 scanners; agency staff will cover 2 scanners as well as potential mobile unit assignments
Required Qualifications
Active ARRT certification (MRI)
Current BLS certification
Minimum 1 year of MRI technologist experience
Proficiency with Siemens MRI equipment
Ability to perform IV insertions independently
Preferred Experience / Skills
Experience with Philips MRI equipment strongly preferred
Prior travel technologist experience preferred
Level II or Level I trauma center experience is a strong plus
Why Join Us
Work in a well-supported department with full-time supervision and senior tech coverage on every shift
Gain experience in a high-acuity environment that operates at a high-volume, trauma-level pace with a broad range of imaging studies and patient populations