University Orthopedics·Cranston, Rhode Island
Perform high-quality MRI scans and ensure proper quality control of imaging equipment. Coordinate patient flow and communicate effectively with radiologists and referring physicians to ensure diagnostic accuracy.
Position: MRI Technologist
Reports to: Diagnostic Imaging Operations Manager
We are looking for a MRI Tech to perform and ensure appropriate quality control, provide requested scans/films of high diagnostic quality based on the specifics of each case, interact effectively and professionally with radiologists, patients, referring physicians and their staffs, and fellow employees while maintaining the best possible patient flow and throughput at all times. Perform related task such as assisting patients, maintaining and ordering proper levels of supplies, maintaining cleanliness of work areas and performing routine clerical functions as required.
Conceptual ability to determine means of providing requested studies based on the specifics of each case.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Sensitivity to the needs of patients, ability to put patients at ease when in distress.
Attention to detail and organizational skills.
Possesses analytical skills to compile and interpret data.
Demonstrated knowledge and skills necessary to provide proper patient care.
Demonstrated knowledge and skills to perform all exams, as outlined by governing bodies, and the Orthopedic MRI of RI protocol.
High School diploma plus two years of training at an approved school of Radiologic Technology.
Must be a registered technologist and have obtained adequate additional training in cross sectional anatomy.
Obtain and maintain additional accreditation and/or certification (s) required by the State, federal government within areas of expertise and to personally maintain the highest professional recognition levels available.
Submit a copy of yearly CME reports to Orthopedic MRI of RI management.
Registered technologist (ARRT); MR Certification.
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