Mri tech prn
Mississippi County Hospital System·Blytheville, Arkansas
Mississippi County Hospital System·Blytheville, Arkansas
MRI Technologists assist Radiologists in imaging and diagnosing illnesses by capturing high-quality images and ensuring patient comfort and safety. They must effectively communicate procedures to patients and follow physician instructions closely.
*Safety Sensitive Job MRI Technologists, also known as Rad Techs or MRI Techs, assist the Radiologist with the process of imaging and diagnosing illness.
MRI Technologist job descriptions include tasks such as: capturing the image, obtaining the best quality image, and ensuring the patients are comfort and safe.
The MRI Tech must be able to effectively explain the procedure to the patient and be sure that they are comfortable and at ease during the procedure; however, it is very important that they do what is necessary to obtain a high quality image that will be sufficient for thorough examination by the physician and allow for correct diagnosis.
Patient communication and preparation including removal of garments or jewelry that may interfere with procedure and explaining how the process works.
Positioning patients properly to obtain x-rays, CT scans, or MR scans.
Setting the equipment to obtain the best density, detail, and contrast of the area being imaged.
Applying their knowledge of anatomy and physiology to the process in order to help the physician diagnose problems.
Must be able to closely follow physician instructions, prepare radiography equipment, position patients, and obtain optimal images for diagnosis.
Must be able to communicate calmly, compassionately, and professionally with all different types of patients including the elderly, ailing, and handicapped.
Applicants must possess a degree in radiologic technology from an accredited college or university and must pass the ARRT certification exam or the ARMRIT (ARRT preferred- (ARRT RT(R)) or MRI (ARRT(MR)). Required to be licensed by the state of Arkansas. Required to have BLS Certification. Must have knowledge of MRI Procedures and have passed MRI safety training. Xray or CT experience a plus. Previous clinical experience in Radiology, patient care, or hospital setting preferred. Strong communication and interpersonal skills. IV competency or certification required. Ability to work in a fast-paced clinical environment. Ability to lift and assist in moving patients safely.
Market context
In Arkansas, physician openings are often competitive because employers look for specialized training, certification, and relevant clinical experience. For this role, the posted requirements and benefits are AI-summarized from the original job description, which can save you time when comparing options. Before applying, confirm your certification path, review the imaging or ultrasound experience requested, and match your background to the listed qualifications and insurance benefits.
