About Us
Aptiva Health is a rapidly growing, multi-specialty medical group with several locations throughout Kentucky and one in Indianapolis dedicated to delivering comprehensive orthopedic and acute-injury care through a collaborative, multidisciplinary model. Our teams — including surgeons, physical therapists, athletic trainers, neuropsychologists, mental wellness practitioners and diagnostic imaging technologists — work together to provide coordinated, patient-centered services ranging from general wellness and orthopedic services to sports medicine and concussion management to women’s pelvic health, dry needling, mental wellness and advanced imaging.
Guided by our core values of transparency, fairness, innovation and hospitality, we’re committed to creating an unrivaled experience for providers, team members, and the communities we serve. Join us and help shape the future of healthcare in the region!
Job Summary:
Aptiva Health is seeking a skilled and patient-focused MRI Technologist to join our team in Hebron, KY. In this role, you will operate high-field and open MRI equipment while providing patients with a comfortable, safe, and positive imaging experience. The ideal candidate is organized, detail-oriented, and committed to delivering high-quality diagnostic images and exceptional patient care. This position requires strong knowledge of anatomy, MRI safety protocols, and proper patient positioning, along with the ability to communicate effectively with patients, providers, and other members of the healthcare team.
Key Responsibilities:
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Perform MRI examinations while producing high-quality diagnostic images.
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Prepare, position, and screen patients appropriately for MRI procedures.
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Explain procedures clearly, answer patient questions, and help patients remain comfortable and at ease throughout their exam.
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Follow established MRI safety protocols, including appropriate patient screening and safe injection techniques.
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Review relevant patient history and imaging orders to ensure accurate and appropriate exams.
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Communicate effectively with radiologists, providers, and other healthcare professionals.
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Monitor MRI equipment and troubleshoot basic equipment issues to help minimize delays and downtime.
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Maintain accurate documentation and follow established clinical, safety, and infection-control procedures.
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Provide guidance and training to new technologists as needed.
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Maintain professionalism and composure while working in a fast-paced clinical environment.
Qualifications:
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Associate degree in Radiologic Technology, Medical Imaging, or a related field.
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MRI Certification (Required) and ARRT Certification (Required)
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Current applicable state licensure. Strong knowledge of MRI procedures, anatomy, patient positioning, and MRI safety.
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Excellent communication, organizational, and patient-care skills.
Compensation/Benefits:
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Competitive Pay: $72,000 - $93,000/year, based on experience
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Monday through Friday schedule; no nights, weekends, or holidays
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Paid Time Off
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Comprehensive Benefits package
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Supportive, team-oriented work environment
