Job Description
This role performs MRI scans worldwide for research teams, supporting studies by US Department of State, aiding in rapid deployment scenarios. Technicians ensure accurate protocols in remote settings, helping research teams like Johns Hopkins conduct scans without direct machine access. The work enables international health responses by providing protocols and safeguarding images.
International SOS Government Medical Services operates in 92 countries with over 800 sites, offering clinical services including inpatient care and telemedicine. The organization serves defense and civil agencies with healthcare solutions like freestanding facilities, referrals, and aeromedical evacuation. Headquartered in Houston, it supports US Department of State diplomatic missions and disaster responses with contracted healthcare.
Technicians travel within 72 hours of notification, observing MRI scans at designated facilities using General Electric, Philips Healthcare, Siemens, Toshiba, or Canon MRI devices. They provide USB-delivered protocols to local technicians, download images, and complete travel vouchers. Work includes maintaining supplies and equipment, submitting compliance education, and handling additional duties. Remote settings pose a challenge, requiring experience in austere environments.
Hourly rate is $60-$65. The role requires US citizenship or permanent resident status with a valid passport. Technicians must be available for worldwide travel on short notice. Benefits include medical, dental, vision, basic life insurance, 401k plan, and paid time off. A valid US certification in BLS is required.
Responsibilities
- Travel internationally within 72 hours of notification
- Observe MRI scans at facilities
- Provide protocols via USB for local technicians
- Download images and deliver to client
- Maintain supplies and equipment
- Submit travel vouchers within 5 days
- Complete required compliance education
- Perform BLS interventions
Requirements
- US Citizen or Permanent Resident Card
- Graduate of accredited MRI technician program or certificate
- Certificate from American Registry of Radiological Technicians
- Current American Heart Association Basic Life Support
- 5 years experience
- Knowledge of General Electric, Philips Healthcare, Siemens, Toshiba, Cannon MRI devices
- MRI experience with contrast
- Experience in remote setting preferred