MRI Technologist
ORTHOCINCY·Anderson Township, Ohio
ORTHOCINCY·Anderson Township, Ohio
The MRI Technologist operates the Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) scanner, performs imaging procedures according to protocols, and ensures patient comfort and safety during transport and exams. Responsibilities also include administering contrast agents under radiologist approval, maintaining equipment, and completing necessary administrative tasks like time reporting and billing.
Responsible for the operation of the Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) scanner for providers. Assists providers and staff in coordinating patient care.
Education/Experience: High School Diploma. Graduate of an approved two-year Radiologic Technology program. Registered with the AART and certified in MRI is required. KY state license is required. CPR/AED and first aid certification preferred. Schedules will change as department needs change, including overtime, evenings and weekends. Travel as needed.
Knowledge of HIPAA regulations. Knowledge of customer services standards in the healthcare field. Knowledge of current medical terminology and anatomy. Knowledge of electronic health records system.
Excellent adaptability skills. Use of a scheduling system with in practice management software and accuracy in data entry. Excellent organizational and multi-tasking skills. Skilled in interacting with patients in an autonomous, responsible, professional and ethical manner.
Ability to work with non-cooperative patients, patients with psychosocial problems and needs, or chronic and acute health problems. Ability to work under pressure with time constraints. Ability to produce very high quality special imaging with little supervision. Ability to organize work environment and work load to meet needs of the organization. Ability to assist the Radiologist with interpretation of exams. Ability to function effectively in a team-oriented environment.
Equipment
Operated: Standard office and imaging equipment.
Work
Environment: Imaging office. Sitting six to eight hours per day with some stooping, and bending. Requires ability to move equipment and transfer patients. Must be able to lift 60 pounds.
Market context
In Ohio, MRI technologists are commonly needed in hospitals, outpatient imaging centers, and specialty clinics, with demand tied to ongoing diagnostic imaging volume. This role is competitive because employers often look for accredited radiologic technology training, current Basic Life Support certification, and the ability to earn ARRT Magnetic Resonance Imaging certification within 12 months. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your certification timeline and highlight any MRI or cross-sectional imaging experience in your application.
