MRI Tech
Title: MRI Technologist
Location: Bengaluru, Karnataka
Pay Rate: $XX – XX / HR
Temp to Perm: Temp
Travel (Y/N): Y
Length of Assignment: 13 Weeks
Work Location: Marble Falls, TX
Work Schedule: 3x12's (Day Shift)
Shift Timing: As per department schedule
EOW Required: Yes
On Call: Possible for scheduled shifts
Interview Type: 1 Round – Virtual Interview
Specialty: Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)
Scrub Color: As per facility policy
Certification / Degree Requirements
ARRT (MR) certification required
State License (if applicable)
BLS (AHA) required
Top Skills
Minimum 2 years of MRI Technologist experience
Strong MRI safety knowledge and protocol adherence
Experience with EPIC or similar EMR systems
Excellent patient care and communication skills
JOB SUMMARY
The MRI Technologist is a licensed imaging professional responsible for performing magnetic resonance imaging procedures to assist in the diagnosis and treatment of patients. Utilizing advanced imaging technology, the MRI Technologist ensures the production of high-quality diagnostic images while maintaining patient safety, comfort, and confidentiality. The role requires strong technical expertise, critical thinking, and collaboration with radiologists, nurses, and other healthcare professionals to support efficient and accurate patient care delivery.
MRI Technologists may work in hospital inpatient and outpatient departments with 24x7 staffing, including areas with on-call coverage. These areas may include diagnostic imaging departments, emergency services, outpatient imaging centers, and procedural areas requiring MRI support.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS OF THE ROLE
Clinical Judgment
Performs MRI examinations according to physician orders, departmental protocols, and safety standards.
Assesses patient history, condition, and contraindications prior to imaging procedures.
Identifies imaging artifacts or technical issues and takes appropriate corrective action to ensure diagnostic quality.
Clinical Inquiry
Evaluates the quality and effectiveness of imaging procedures and workflows.
Supports evidence-based practice through adherence to established imaging standards and continuous learning.
Participates in quality assurance and performance improvement initiatives.
Caring Practices
Creates a safe, supportive, and therapeutic environment for patients and families.
Educates patients about MRI procedures to reduce anxiety and improve cooperation.
Monitors patient condition throughout the procedure and responds promptly to adverse reactions or emergencies.
Response to Diversity
Recognizes and respects individual patient differences, including cultural, spiritual, age-related, and socioeconomic factors.
Incorporates patient needs and preferences into imaging procedures whenever possible.
Advocacy and Moral Agency
Protects patient confidentiality, dignity, and rights at all times.
Ensures informed consent and addresses patient concerns related to MRI procedures.
Identifies and escalates ethical or safety concerns appropriately.
Facilitation of Learning
Educates patients and families regarding MRI exams, contrast use, and post-procedure care.
Supports training and knowledge-sharing with peers and new staff.
Maintains competency through continuing education and certification requirements.
Collaboration
Works collaboratively with radiologists, nurses, technologists, and support staff to ensure coordinated patient care.
Communicates effectively regarding patient preparation, exam findings, and procedural challenges.
Ensures timely follow-up and continuity of care.
Systems Thinking
Utilizes available resources efficiently to maintain patient safety, workflow effectiveness, and imaging accuracy.
Recognizes operational constraints and adapts workflows to meet patient and departmental needs.
Professionalism
Demonstrates accountability, ethical conduct, and commitment to high-quality patient care.
Participates in departmental meetings, shared governance, and quality initiatives.
Commits to ongoing professional development through education, certification, and training.
KEY SUCCESS FACTORS
Strong knowledge of MRI procedures, anatomy, and imaging principles.
In-depth understanding of MRI safety regulations, including contrast administration and magnet safety.
Knowledge of medical terminology and patient care standards.
Ability to communicate clearly and effectively with patients and healthcare team members.
Strong critical thinking, problem-solving, and organizational skills.
Proficiency with electronic medical records, imaging software, and general computer applications.
Ability to provide age-specific, patient-centered care with sensitivity to diverse populations.
