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Job description
Senior MRI Technologist
to perform advanced imaging procedures in a surgical and interventional environment. This full-time role involves
no call , with day shift hours over three days per week, utilizing Siemens MRI machines. The technologist will support OR cases, assist in training staff and students, and contribute to quality assurance and safety initiatives. Responsibilities include preparing patients and equipment, performing independent studies, and leading process improvements under supervision. The position requires an associate degree or higher, certification (R.T.(R) and/or MR), and 2+ years of experience, with preferred MRI and OR experience. The role involves mentorship, regulatory compliance, and teamwork in a fast-paced hospital setting.
Role Overview:
Seeking a Senior MRI Technologist to perform advanced imaging procedures in a surgical and interventional environment. This full-time role involves no call , with day shift hours over three days per week, utilizing Siemens MRI machines. The technologist will support OR cases, assist in training staff and students, and contribute to quality assurance and safety initiatives. Responsibilities include preparing patients and equipment, performing independent studies, and leading process improvements under supervision. The position requires an associate degree or higher, certification (R.T.(R) and/or MR), and 2+ years of experience, with preferred MRI and OR experience. The role involves mentorship, regulatory compliance, and teamwork in a fast-paced hospital setting.
Qualifications & Skills:
Associate degree or higher in a related field
Certification as a Registered Technologist in Radiography (R.T.(R)) and/or MR
2+ years of experience; MRI and OR experience preferred
Licenses/certifications such as ARRT, CI, VI, or equivalent
Strong knowledge of MRI, radiology, and medical imaging techniques
Ability to mentor and train staff and students
Commitment to safety and quality standards
Key Duties:
Prepare patients and equipment for MRI procedures
Perform independent scans, including portable and emergency exams
Oversee departmental quality assurance and regulatory compliance
Lead safety and process improvement initiatives
Mentor new employees and students
Support surgical and interventional MRI procedures in a hospital environment
Additional Information:
The role offers comprehensive benefits, including health insurance, retirement plans, tuition assistance, paid time off, and more. The position emphasizes professional growth, teamwork, and commitment to patient care in a top-ranked hospital setting.
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Worksite address
st. louis, MO, 63146, US
Who can apply
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