Multi-Modality Imaging Technologist

Position Summary
The Radiologic and MRI Technologist performs diagnostic imaging examinations that support accurate physician evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment planning. This is a part-time role shared between the OSI MRI Department and the ASC, supporting imaging and patient care needs across both areas. This position prepares and positions patients for imaging procedures, operates and maintains imaging equipment, follows physician orders and established imaging protocols, administers contrast media when applicable and within scope, reviews images for quality, maintains detailed patient records, and supports a safe, professional, and patient-centered imaging environment.
Essential Duties & Responsibilities

• Review physician orders and confirm the correct imaging procedure, body area, and patient information prior to performing exams.
• Prepare patients for radiologic and MRI procedures, including explaining the process, obtaining relevant medical history, and answering routine patient questions within scope.
• Screen patients for safety concerns, contraindications, implants, allergies, or other factors that may affect imaging procedures.
• Position patients and imaging equipment properly to obtain the required diagnostic images while supporting patient comfort and safety.
• Operate radiologic, MRI, and related computerized imaging equipment according to established protocols and physician direction.
• Adjust, inspect, clean, and maintain imaging equipment and report equipment concerns or service needs promptly.
• Shield or protect areas of the patient’s body that do not need to be imaged, following radiation safety and MRI safety standards.
• Administer or assist with contrast media when applicable and within scope, following organizational policy and provider direction.
• Monitor patients during imaging procedures and respond appropriately to patient needs, discomfort, or safety concerns.
• Review images for technical quality and work with physicians or radiologists to determine whether additional images are needed.
• Keep accurate and detailed patient records, exam documentation, images, and related information in the appropriate systems.
• Follow infection control, patient privacy, safety, and regulatory requirements, including HIPAA and applicable imaging standards.
• Communicate professionally with physicians, clinical staff, patients, and other team members to support timely and accurate patient care.
• Maintain a clean, organized, and safe imaging environment.
• Support both the OSI MRI Department and the ASC by assisting with imaging-related workflows, patient care coordination, and department-specific operational needs.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

Supervisory Responsibilities
NONE

Qualifications
Education: Graduate of an accredited radiography program.
Experience: Previous radiologic Operating Room, MRI, orthopedic, outpatient imaging, or related clinical imaging experience preferred.
Certifications: ARRT certification; MRI certification preferred but not required; state licensure, BLS/CPR certification, and other credentials may be required based on assigned duties and regulatory requirements.

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities

• Knowledge of radiologic and MRI imaging procedures, patient positioning, anatomy, and image quality standards.
• Knowledge of radiation safety, MRI safety, infection control, and patient privacy requirements.
• Ability to operate, adjust, troubleshoot, and maintain imaging equipment and computerized imaging systems.
• Ability to follow physician orders, imaging protocols, and department procedures accurately.
• Strong patient care skills, including the ability to explain procedures, gather medical history, and support patient comfort and safety.
• Ability to identify safety risks, contraindications, or patient concerns and escalate appropriately.
• Accurate documentation skills for patient records, exam details, images, and related reports.
• Ability to communicate professionally with physicians, radiologists, clinical staff, patients, and other team members.
• Strong attention to detail, organization, and ability to work efficiently in a clinical imaging environment.
• Dependable, flexible, and able to maintain professionalism while managing patient flow and operational needs.
  Physical Demands
• Regularly required to stand, walk, bend, reach, twist, and move throughout the imaging area.
• Frequent use of hands and fingers to position patients, operate imaging equipment, enter data, and handle supplies.
• Ability to assist, position, transfer, or support patients safely, with assistance or equipment as needed.
• Frequent computer and imaging system use, including viewing screens, keyboarding, and image review.
• Ability to communicate clearly with patients, physicians, and team members in person, by phone, and through written or electronic documentation.
• Ability to hear and respond to patient questions, equipment alerts, and clinical communications.
• May require exposure to clinical environments, imaging equipment, magnetic fields, radiation safety procedures, contrast media, and standard infection-control precautions.
• Must be able to maintain attention to detail, safety awareness, and professionalism in a patient-facing imaging environment.

Travel Requirements
Occasional travel to OSI outreach clinic locations.

Availability
Mon-Thursday ranging shifts from 6:30am-5:00pm
No Weekends/holidays/Nights