Senior MRI Technologist - Santa Monica

University of California - Los Angeles Health
United States, California, Santa Monica
Oct 27, 2024
Description With your passion for solving clinical mysteries and our comprehensive imaging capabilities and sophisticated technology, you can experience an exciting and rewarding imaging career at UCLA Health. You'll be able to elevate your skills, expand your knowledge, and grow your career within an inclusive, supportive, and empowering workplace. Come see for yourself! As the Senior MRI Technologist, you will perform basic and complex MR imaging procedures as well as post-processing responsibilities. This will require an in-depth understanding of human cross-sectional anatomy, physiology, pathology, pharmacology and medical terminology. Advanced imaging skills and techniques would be demonstrated by competence in 3 or more of the following advanced imaging applications: MR Angiography (MRA) - cardiac and advanced cardiac/CVMR, peripheral vascular/PVMR ,and or neurovascular - EPI applications: DWI, PWI, DTI , ASL MR Spectroscopy (MRS) - Brain, or Breast, or Prostate MR Enterography, MR Defecography and MR Prostate with endo-rectal coil Interventional MR - MR Guided fine needle breast and or prostate biopsies. Functional MR (fMRI) - Brain Therapeutic MR (HiFu) - Fibroid tumors Should you not meet the experience standards required for a senior position, you may be considered for a Staff/Jr. MRI Technologist position. Salary Range: $49.73 - $68.86 Hourly Qualifications Please ensure your resume includes a list of all relevant certifications and licenses. 3 years MRI Experience - required Licenses ARRT and CRT - required. MR certificate required OR ARRT and ARMRIT (MR) - required Venipuncture certificate - required BCLS from American Heart Association or American Red Cross - required Graduate from a AMA Radiologic Technologist Program - required AA or BS - preferred Siemens experience - preferred Demonstrates competence in modifying protocols as required producing optimal diagnostic images. Demonstrates ability to train additional MR staff in addition to performing the advanced procedures without direction themselves.