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$20K sign on bonus
Starting/new grad rate: $48/hr night shift diff
Work Life Balance: Night shift (Week 1: Thur-Sat Week 2: Mon-Wed)
Commuting: 50% discount on MBTA passes or parking options available for
evening night and weekend staff
20K sign on Were offering a generous sign-on bonus to welcome you to our
team. Recognizing and valuing exceptional talent were eager to discuss the
exciting details of this bonus during our interview process.
Medical Dental & Vision insurance: Starts day 1
PTO: up to 30 days annually for new hires including hospital holidays
Retirement: A hospital funded pension plus a 403(b) with company match
Career Growth: Opportunities for growth within divisions as well as
advancement into other modalities
Job Summary
Under general supervision the MRI technologist will safely perform magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) studies using a magnetic resonance imaging system. The scope of the MRI technologist includes preparing patients positioning setting imaging parameters acquiring images performing computer processing and displaying images. The MRI technologist selects appropriate imaging protocols for patient studies and performs quality assurance scans as required. The MRI technologist demonstrates the ability to work cohesively as a team member within the MRI Department and consults appropriate content experts as needed. (ie radiologist nurse child life specialist) Staff must demonstrate the ability to rotate to MRI scanners across the assigned department as needed. Staff must be available to work occasional overnight shifts as well as holidays as deemed necessary by the department with the exception of per-diem technologists.
Per Joint Commission (JC) guidelines confirms patient name date of birth medical record number and MRI exam ordered with each patient.
Demonstrates ability to prepare patient positions for exam set imaging parameters per protocol perform computer processing and displays images at request for both clinical and research patients. Must be competent in managing ambulatory/outpatient patients needing MRI exams with and without contrast.
Inserts IV catheters as need and prepares for and performs intravenous injection of MR contrast agents to include the use of the MR compatible power injector. Understands and can communicate the possible contraindications as well as monitor for and respond to adverse reactions to MR contrast agents. Records all information regarding contrast injections appropriately in electronic medical record (EMR) Performs point of care testing (POCT) where applicable.
Instructs patients and visitors on MRI safety procedures and ensures adherence to safety policies by all persons entering the MRI area. Functions as final check point prior to scanning for patient safety and protocol clarification per department addition Identifies hazardous system malfunctions; secures area and removes patients and personnel from magnet bay during emergency situations.
Performs scheduled quality control procedures on MRI scanner and other related equipment. Records QA results as required. Reports any potential equipment related problems to supervisor as necessary.
Assists Practice Assistant and other department staff in various duties as necessary (i.e. scheduling and transporting patients taking stock inventory filing etc.).
Certificate/Diploma in medical imaging required
Associates in medical imaging preferred
MRI certification (ARRT or ARMRIT) required within 1 year
CPR within 90 days
Additional Job Details (if applicable)
Schedule (36 hours night shift):
Week 1: Thur/Fri/Sat 7p-7:30a
Week 2: Mon/Tues/Wed 7p-7:30a
Onsite
267 Charles Street
36
Regular
Night (United States of America)
Pay Range
$37.55 - $55.48/Hourly
Grade
6
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