UnityPoint-St Luke's
PRN (as-needed)
The MRI Technologist performs diagnostic MRI and X-ray exams (based on department needs) under the direction of a radiologist. The MRI Technologist provides compassionate direct patient care with an emphasis on maintaining organizational values and standards of behavior. The MRI Technologist operates MRI and X-ray equipment (if applicable) to produce diagnostic images of designated portions of the body utilizing various pulse sequences and surface coils. The MRI Technologist is required to participate in an on-call rotation outside of business hours based on department needs and must be able to work some weekends and holidays.
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Clinical Excellence/Patient Care
Completes a variety of high quality, patient-centered MRI and X-ray
exams (based on department needs) on all age ranges (neonatal –
elderly) and in varying locations throughout the hospital, in accordance
with established policies, procedures, and standards of care.
• Understands and follows all processes related to MRI safety
• Demonstrates an in-depth knowledge of organ/bone/vasculature cross
sectional anatomy.
• Verify order with protocol and correlate with patient medical history
• Knowledge of utilization and insertion of proper size catheter/needle
needed to deliver proper/safe volume of contrast for specific protocols.
• Safe administration of IV contrast media.
• Monitors patients for seizures, claustrophobia, or contrast reaction;
ability to act appropriately including code situations.
• Performs quality control (QC) procedures in compliance with
manufacturer and regulatory requirements independently, ensuring
proper functioning of equipment and image quality.
• Troubleshoots equipment issues and errors and reports safety concerns
and malfunctions promptly.
• Cleans departmental equipment and verifies all safety/health regulations
and policies are met.
• Demonstrates knowledge of multiple computer systems and applications
(HIS, RIS, PACS and modality-specific), including documentation and
review of patient history as applicable.
• Communicates professionally, compassionately, and clearly with
patients, physicians, co-workers, and customers within and outside of
the organization.
• Assists in the training and clinical instruction of students.
Departmental Support
Promotes the development, preparation, implementation and attainment
of departmental goals, policies and projects.
• Maintains an adequate level of productivity.
• Communicates with departmental management team as necessary when
problems or unusual circumstances arise and documents as necessary.
• Communicates effectively inter- and intra-departmentally with other
healthcare professionals and customers to provide accurate, timely
information and to reduce problems and minimize exceptions.
• Teaches orients, and mentors staff in assigned technical area to assure
a smooth functioning, high quality operation.
• Orders and assures adequate supplies are available and utilized in a
cost-effective manner.
• Maintains cleanliness of equipment and workspace and reports
equipment malfunctions in a timely manner.
Regulatory Compliance
Maintains compliance and is responsible for executing and monitoring
technical practices in order to meet necessary standards,
recommendations, and requirements of voluntary and government
agencies (i.e., IDPH, ACR, TJC, DNV).
• Understands and adheres to all safety practices (ALARA) while
performing duties to minimize any risk of injury and/or exposure to
unnecessary ionizing radiation.
• Possesses ability and makes good independent decisions based upon
knowledge of the overall departmental functions, policies, and
procedures.
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