MRI Technologist I

This position places operators in the center of diagnostics, where they use MRI scans to reveal internal abnormalities in patients ranging from infants to adults, providing physicians with detailed images that guide treatment decisions and improve patient outcomes. The role involves operating MRI equipment to capture precise scans, positioning patients correctly, and administering contrast agents under radiologist direction, ensuring the process meets high standards of accuracy and safety.

Temple University Health System manages a network of eight hospitals, including specialty centers and physician practices, totaling over 10,000 employees who focus on advancing medical science and education. The system partners with the Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University and includes affiliations for heart, stroke, and residency programs in Philadelphia.

Daily tasks include performing MRI procedures according to protocols for diagnostic purposes, preparing patients and equipment, delivering care in a non-judgmental manner attentive to cultural and emotional needs, monitoring patients during scans, and using critical thinking for problem-solving. Operators use MRI machines, positioning tools, contrast delivery systems, and software for image processing. They collaborate with physicians, nursing staff, and availability staff, following shift rotations at Chestnut Hill Hospital, and must handle the physical demands of moving patients or standing for extended periods.

The role offers a full-time evening schedule at Temple Health's Chestnut Hill Hospital in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Benefits include full medical, dental, and vision coverage, paid time off with 11 holidays, tuition remission, and a retirement plan. The position requires a high school diploma, non-degree program from an AMA-approved radiologic technology school, relevant experience, and certifications including Reg Technologist (R) (MR) and Basic Life Support.