AVAILABLE NOW Adecco Medical & Science is assisting a local client with their search for a Radiologic Technologist-MRI in Palo Alto, CA.
The MRI Technologist operates the magnetic resonance imaging equipment to produce images of the body for diagnostic purposes.
This is a long-term contract going until 2023.
You MUST hold a current Radiologic Technologist certification.LOCATION: Palo Alto, CA, 94304PAY RATE: $40.00/ HourCONTRACT: Long-Term Contract until 2023SCHEDULE: Morning Shift & On-CallRadiologic Technologist-MRI Responsibilities, but not limited to:Takes images in three cross-sectional planes to include axial, coronal, and sagittal.On a daily basis, activates the proper MRI software programs, data processing, archival, and data transfer systems.Modifies coil selection, field of view, pixel size, and number of averages, to affects the image signal to noise ratio as needed and confers with the system engineers regarding software integration and adjustments of the operation of MRI and the patient monitoring equipment.Obtains optimum imaging with regards to patients’ pathology, takes additional images to fully illustrate any abnormalities.Corrects for motion artifacts and repeats or alters exams accordingly.Injects contrast material per Radiologist direction for MRI exams as required and advises Radiologist of those examinations which require immediate attention while the patient is still undergoing the examination.Interacts with patients, explains exam procedures, positions patients within the MRI scanner, and monitors patients during all phases of the examination.When operating the MRI, coordinates with Radiologist to determine the most ideal parameters and technical factors of the magnet for each individualized patient examination.Monitors the examination by checking computations, performances and results of the selected parameters, to obtain the best diagnostic computer data and images.Explains procedures and positions to patients for desired results, and cushion and shield patients as appropriate, uses left and right markers to correctly identify body parts.Prepares and administers contrast materials under the direction of the Radiologist per protocol.Maintains electronic records and files of patient exams and performs clerical and file room duties related to patient care.Uses established business rules to enter administrative notes in the system, including clinic visits, IV removals and reports supply shortages to supervisor, as well as equipment failure.Qualifications (Education, Certifications and/or Experience):Must be certified in general radiologic technology by the American Registry of Radiologic Technology (ARRT)(R).
AND have ARRT advance certification for magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)Minimum (1) year of experience.