Every image tells a story, and every patient matters. We're seeking a skilled MRI Technologist to join our close-knit oncology team, where cutting-edge technology, clinical excellence, and genuine compassion come together to make a meaningful difference in the lives of cancer patients every day. Highlands Oncology began in 1996 with three physicians and a desire to change the face of oncology care in our community. Dr. Malcolm Hayward, Dr. Dan Bradford, and Dr. Thad Beck knew that patients do better at home, in the community where they live and work, and where their support system is already in place. In furthering that goal, Highlands has grown with the region from a single location 26 years ago, to 6 locations in Northwest and Northcentral Arkansas today employing more than 800 diverse team members. As Northwest Arkansas continues to grow, so must the services and providers available in the region. Highlands Oncology is committed to remaining on the cutting edge to ensure our community has access to the very best cancer care. What we have is something quite unique right here in our own backyard with a caring multidisciplinary team focused on treating patients like family.

Job Summary:

The Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) Technologist operates MRI equipment to obtain cross-sectional images of various body parts as ordered by the physician. Prepares patients for the MRI procedure and maintains all safety aspects surrounding the magnetic field. Starts IVs and calculates creatinine values prior to contrast administration. Communication with the Radiologist will be required daily. Job Duties /

Responsibilities:

Performs ordered examinations of appropriate anatomical regions in accordance with accepted standards of practice and protocols.

Ensures proper patient preparation, verifies screening and scanning protocols, and answers questions. Selects appropriate imaging techniques or coils to produce required images.

Positions patients on cradle, attaching immobilization devices if needed, to ensure appropriate placement for imaging.

Documents reports or notes to summarize testing procedures or outcomes for physicians or other medical professionals.

Discern whether a patient might need medication for anxiety or claustrophobia.

Provides protection for patients and self in accordance with safety standards.

Effectively communicates with patients, co-workers, supervisors, and radiologists.

Understands MRI concepts, standards, procedures, and equipment.