The MRI Technologist is responsible for but not limited to: Operating all aspects of MR scanning unit, incorporating extensive knowledge of system's computer and all program modalities to perform scanning procedures and transfer images to film or software for interpretation; Evaluating screening to ensure patient safety in the magnetic field; Consulting with the Radiologist and implementing proper scanning protocols as directed; Completing daily work schedule, documenting in Zotec and on any required forms; Monitoring patient flow and accommodating unscheduled patients and add-on studies; As per office policy, performing all quality control testing, equipment calibrations, warm-up and shut down procedures with proper documentation; Advising the Chief Technologist/Office Administrator of the need for all maintenance, service and repair work; Participating in office meetings, in-service programs, continuing education programs and other designated activity; Responding to office codes, policies and procedures to ensure optimum patient, employee, visitor and physical plant safety and security; Demonstrating competency in dealing with patients in all age categories: neonatal, pediatric, adolescent, adult and geriatric; and. Current and valid American Heart Association (AHA) or Red Cross Basic Life Support (BLS) certification is required prior to start of employment.