MRI Technologist - Night Shift

Role Overview: This position involves performing MRI procedures, including setup, scanning, and filming, while ensuring quality control and maintaining equipment.

Communicating effectively with radiologists, physicians, patients, and families is essential. The role also includes administering contrast injections, reporting, and assisting radiologists, with on-call responsibilities.

It requires operating and maintaining MRI and auxiliary equipment, managing schedules, and adhering to safety protocols.

Qualifications & Skills: Candidates must have an Associate's Degree in Radiologic Technologist Training or MRI Technologist Training Program, and necessary licensure and certifications such as Washington Radiologic Technologist, BLS, and Registered or Certified MRI Technologist.

Preferred experience includes at least 2 years of specialized MRI or imaging experience.

Key Duties: Perform MRI scans, communicate with medical staff and patients, operate and maintain MRI equipment, administer contrast injections, perform quality control, and support radiologists.

On-call availability is required.

Additional Information: Competitive pay range, comprehensive benefits, and a supportive, inclusive work environment focused on patient-centered care. This role is on-site at a hospital facility.