Tyvan LLC·Little Rock, Arkansas
The MRI Technologist is responsible for performing high-quality MRI scans and preparing patients for procedures. They must also manage patient data in electronic records and maintain equipment safety and competency.
MRI Technologist (Full-time) The MRI Technologist is responsible for providing exceptional care and excellent customer service to patients undergoing MRI scans. This role involves preparing patients and equipment for MRI procedures, performing MRI scans, and ensuring accurate and high-quality imaging results.
Full-time
Qualifications required:
A high school diploma or GED is required; an associate degree is preferred.
American Registry of Radiologic Technology (ARRT) certification.
Certified in Basic Life Support (BLS).
A minimum of one year of related experience in a hospital setting.
Essential
Job functions and responsibilities:
Perform MRI procedures on patients, ensuring high-quality imaging results.
Prepare patients for
MRI examinations by: o Explain the procedure and address any questions or concerns. o Administering contrast materials when necessary. o Positioning patients correctly in the MRI scanner. o Selecting appropriate imaging techniques based on patient needs.
Enter and monitor patient data in the electronic medical record system.
Maintain required competencies and demonstrate proficiency in procedural processes and safe equipment use.
Participate in quality assurance activities and assist with documentation or audit processes related to MRI services.
Nonessential
Job
Functions:
Perform other duties as assigned by the immediate supervisor or department director.
Maintain the MRI patient care area, ensuring adequate supply levels.
Assist with patient restraints and safety precautions.
Collect, report, and document data regarding patient needs, emergencies, and unusual behaviors of patients and family members.
Attend staff meetings or other company-sponsored training as required.
Job
Competencies:
Proficiency in navigating and utilizing the electronic medical record system.
Understanding and compliance with hospital policies and procedures.
Commitment to maintaining and improving skill levels through continuing education, collaborative training with colleagues and physicians, and annual skills check-offs.
Physical and
Other
Requirements:
Ability to lift and position patients as required for MRI procedures.
Standing for extended periods and the capability to handle medical equipment safely.
Strong communication skills to effectively interact with patients, families, and healthcare team members.
Work environment:
OSHA
Category I: Normal routine involves exposure to blood, bodily fluid, or tissue as part of their employment.
Candidates must have ARRT certification, BLS certification, and at least one year of hospital experience. A high school diploma is required, though an associate degree is preferred.
Market context
In Arkansas, full-time MRI technologist roles are typically competitive because employers look for ARRT certification, BLS certification, and hospital experience, with an associate degree often preferred. Demand is usually strongest in hospitals and imaging centers that need reliable coverage for scheduled and urgent scans. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this page to save time, then confirm your certifications and hospital experience match before applying.
