Job#MRFL8787: Lead MRI Technologist (MRSO)

We are looking for an experienced Lead MRI Specialist in central Florida. MRSO credentials (MRMD, MRSO, or MRSE) are a requirement.

Located in north-central Florida, we are now interviewing senior level MRI Technologists who have experience working in large acute care facilities. Previous supervisor experience is highly preferred. This role will require supervision of a team of approximately 15 MRI Techs and teaching a class on Fridays with the other MRI educators. While the job is largely clinical (patient care) they do give team leads time off the floor weekly for precepting, charging, and reviewing inpatient implants.  The individual will also conduct performance evaluations, staff scheduling, training, and hands on patient care.

The starting pay will be based on years of experience, credentials, and other factors, but will likely be up to $55/hr. Full benefits and a transition package will also be offered as part of your employment agreement. Both ARRT or ARMRIT certified technologists will be considered.

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