The MRI Tech performs complex diagnostic Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) procedures, as requested by a licensed physician. The MRI Tech produces high quality diagnostic images while providing excellent patient care.

MINIMUM EDUCATION: Graduate of an accredited school of MRI

PREFERRED EDUCATION: Associate degree in Allied Health or Bachelor’s Degree and certification in another clinical imaging field

MINIMUM EXPERIENCE: 6 months in Magnetic Resonance Imaging with supervised clinical experience

Possesses working knowledge of cross section anatomy and MR pathology.

PREFERRED EXPERIENCE: 2-5 years in MRI

REQUIRED CERTIFICATIONS/LICENSURE: Possession of American Registry of Radiologic Technologists in Radiology or (ARMRIT) registry eligible according to ACR guidelines. Must be registered as a MR Technologist within one year post graduation of accredited school. If Registered with ARRT in ionizing radiation, must possess current Texas Medical Board (TMB) license.

PREFERRED CERTIFICATIONS/LICENSURE: ARRT in MRI

REQUIRED COURSES/ COMPLETIONS (e.g., CPR): Must have active healthcare provider Basic Life Support on hire (ARC or AHA); however, must have AHA Healthcare Provider BLS within 60 days of hire.

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