MRI Technologist

Written By Brian Hughes

Panama City, Florida

Job description:

The MRI Technologist performs technical procedures, applying magnetic resonance imaging and ionizing radiation (Radiographer) for the purpose of detecting pathology. Regulates equipment used to produce the magnetic image and expose the x-ray image as well as process and organize the image in PACS.

Qualifications:

Associate Degree or equivalent in Radiological Technology required

Knowledge of cross-sectional anatomy and MRI concepts to include head, neck, body, MSK, spine and MRI imaging

Experience Requirements:

1yr min MRI exp required; 3 yrs MRI exp preferred

Certification/Licensure Requirements:

FL State Registered Radiologic Technician License

ARRT (R) & (MR) Required *CANDIDATES MUST HAVE THIS

Basic Cardiac Life Support, or BCLS

Why is This a Great Opportunity:

Great benefits. Relo offered!

Salary Type : Annual Salary

Salary Min : $ 29

Salary Max : $ 39

Currency Type : USD

Brian Hughes

Brian has considerable experience as a street-smart headhunter, who utilizes technology to achieve high-quality hires in a timely manner. While leveraging his deep network of contacts and resources across the nation, he is a power user of the telephone, his proprietary database, social media, job board resume databases, and internet search queries to attract top talent for his clients.


Working in the staffing marketplace since 1997, Brian founded Great Bay Staffing LLC in 2008, bringing a fresh approach to the business of matching successful companies with quality people. His success as a recruiter includes previously working for large national firms where he achieved million dollar sales marks supplying candidates to Fortune 100 clients. 


Brian is proud to say that clients and candidates find his professional, personal, and relaxed approach refreshing. Many of his new business relationships are generated from his referrals.

http://www.greatbaystaffing.com/
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