MRI Technologist in Nevada

Do you have a MRI Technologist certification? Love the hustle and bustle of a busy clinic? Join ROC as a MRI Technologist! This position will remain posted until filled.

You would take MRI images as requested by the provider to help with the patient's diagnosis and treatment. Without the image, the provider may not have enough information to proceed, so your role is literally make or break! At ROC, we know who we and what we stand for; we do our jobs efficiently and effectively. Imaging excellence is top of the list of our priorities, shown in our state of the art equipment and technology. Develop strong relationships with fellow healthcare professionals and providers.

ROC is expanding with two more operating suites opening the beginning of 2025 as we welcome seven new surgeons to our team. Join our team to be part of the growth and excitement!

What would you do as a MRI Technologist?

The MRI...

As an MRI Technologist, you would be crucial to our mission because you help to elevate the patient experience with your expertise. On any given day, you could conduct imaging that guides the patient's care plan or educate the patient on MRI technology.

Be a part of our family and contribute to your community in a real and tangible way. Apply now to be a part of something fantastic!

What would you do as a MRI Technologist?

The MRI Technologist is responsible for obtaining high quality images as requested from medical professionals for use in the development of patient treatment plans. You can expect to regularly:

• Operate high field strength magnets and related equipment to produce radiographic images of patients’ specific body parts;
• Operate a Magnetic Resonance (MR) scanner to obtain images used by physicians, determine appropriate imaging techniques, and operate console and peripheral hardware;
• Screen patients for...

Do you have a MRI Technologist certification? Love the hustle and bustle of a busy clinic? Join ROC as a MRI Technologist! This position will remain posted until filled.

You would take MRI images as requested by the provider to help with the patient's diagnosis and treatment. Without the image, the provider may not have enough information to proceed, so your role is literally make or break! At ROC, we know who we and what we stand for; we do our jobs efficiently and effectively. Imaging excellence is top of the list of our priorities, shown in our state of the art equipment and technology. Develop strong relationships with fellow healthcare professionals and providers.

ROC is expanding with two more operating suites opening the beginning of 2025 as we welcome seven new surgeons to our team. Join our team to be part of the growth and excitement!

What would you do as a MRI Technologist?

The MRI...

Do you have a MRI Technologist certification? Love the hustle and bustle of a busy clinic? Join ROC as a MRI Technologist! This position will remain posted until filled.

You would take MRI images as requested by the provider to help with the patient's diagnosis and treatment. Without the image, the provider may not have enough information to proceed, so your role is literally make or break! At ROC, we know who we and what we stand for; we do our jobs efficiently and effectively. Imaging excellence is top of the list of our priorities, shown in our state of the art equipment and technology. Develop strong relationships with fellow healthcare professionals and providers.

ROC is expanding with two more operating suites opening the beginning of 2025 as we welcome seven new surgeons to our team. Join our team to be part of the growth and excitement!

What would you do as a MRI Technologist?

The MRI...

As an MRI Technologist, you would be crucial to our mission because you help to elevate the patient experience with your expertise. On any given day, you could conduct imaging that guides the patient's care plan or educate the patient on MRI technology.

Be a part of our family and contribute to your community in a real and tangible way. Apply now to be a part of something fantastic!

What would you do as a MRI Technologist?

The MRI Technologist is responsible for obtaining high quality images as requested from medical professionals for use in the development of patient treatment plans. You can expect to regularly:

• Operate high field strength magnets and related equipment to produce radiographic images of patients’ specific body parts;
• Operate a Magnetic Resonance (MR) scanner to obtain images used by physicians, determine appropriate imaging techniques, and operate console and peripheral hardware;
• Screen patients for...

As an MRI Technologist, you would be crucial to our mission because you help to elevate the patient experience with your expertise. On any given day, you could conduct imaging that guides the patient's care plan or educate the patient on MRI technology.

Be a part of our family and contribute to your community in a real and tangible way. Apply now to be a part of something fantastic!

What would you do as a MRI Technologist?

The MRI Technologist is responsible for obtaining high quality images as requested from medical professionals for use in the development of patient treatment plans. You can expect to regularly:

• Operate high field strength magnets and related equipment to produce radiographic images of patients’ specific body parts;
• Operate a Magnetic Resonance (MR) scanner to obtain images used by physicians, determine appropriate imaging techniques, and operate console and peripheral hardware;
• Screen patients for...

As an MRI Technologist, you would be crucial to our mission because you help to elevate the patient experience with your expertise. On any given day, you could conduct imaging that guides the patient's care plan or educate the patient on MRI technology.

Be a part of our family and contribute to your community in a real and tangible way. Apply now to be a part of something fantastic!

What would you do as a MRI Technologist?

The MRI Technologist is responsible for obtaining high quality images as requested from medical professionals for use in the development of patient treatment plans. You can expect to regularly:

• Operate high field strength magnets and related equipment to produce radiographic images of patients’ specific body parts;
• Operate a Magnetic Resonance (MR) scanner to obtain images used by physicians, determine appropriate imaging techniques, and operate console and peripheral hardware;
• Screen patients for...