UPMC Children’s Hospital is seeking a part-time MRI Technologist to join their team!

We are offering a $7,500 sign-on bonus for a 2-year work commitment!

The MRI Technologist will work 20 hours per week across two 10-hour shifts, with flexible scheduling and rotating weekends! Shifts will typically start between 7:30 a.m. and 9:30 a.m., but there may be an occasional evening shift, as needed. No travel required!

The MRI Technologist performs imaging procedures at a technical level, not requiring constant supervision. This role competently performs a variety of technical procedures that require independent judgment, ingenuity, and initiative for diagnostic purposes.

Responsibilities:

Maintains clinical competency for all exams and equipment. Identifies all patients properly by using two patient identifiers and utilizes universal protocol when performing procedures. Reviews patient history and assesses physician orders, applying specific departmental protocols for optimal results in the acquisition of data, including the labeling, preparation, and administration of contrast. Documents patient history in electronic record, as required. Prior to start of exam, reads and presents all relevant information to the physician based on protocol. Ensures all exams within his/her area of responsibility are properly coded and tracked through RIS system, all patient information is updated and documented in Rad Assessment, all exams are properly networked to ISITE for archiving and interpretation, and all charges are adequately entered for the exams performed. Practices and maintains MR safety in the department. Demonstrates a strong ability to interact with both patients and co-workers, while displaying a high level of caring, listening, dignity, and respect. Able to work as team member within the department and all other departments to expedite patient care efficiently. Performs procedures for reviewing, processing, and archiving. Demonstrates the ability to communicate instructions to patients in a clear and concise manner and explain procedures to help allay the patient’s fears and solicit their cooperation.