Job#MRFL4007: MRI Technologist
This position is located in north-central Florida and is ideal for someone who wants a lower cost of living and still be just a short drive to the beach. We have three shifts available, including a day shift. Staffing is 24/7 with only backup call once every few weeks.
Depending on the shift, the starting pay is up to $48/hr and relocation assistance will be offered. ARRT or ARMRIT certified techs will be considered and so will new graduates.
Innovative thinking and planning are fueling a boom in growth and development in Gainesville, the largest city in northern Florida. What was once a charming college town is rapidly growing into a vibrant university city, with an emerging tech sector, outstanding health care and amenities that include an attractive landscape and climate, accessibility of outdoor recreation, fun attractions and events, an exciting foodie scene and an endless array of arts and culture choices. It doesn’t hurt to be a short drive from Atlantic and Gulf beaches and popular theme parks. Compared to other major cities in Florida, Gainesville is a real value when it comes to real estate and rentals.
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Why Gainesville, Florida Is a Great Place to Live and Work
Gainesville, Florida, offers an outstanding combination of career opportunity, affordability, and an active lifestyle. Home to the University of Florida, one of the nation's premier public universities, Gainesville is a vibrant community known for its exceptional healthcare, education, and quality of life.
Healthcare is one of the region's largest industries, with major employers including UF Health Shands Hospital, the Malcolm Randall VA Medical Center, and HCA Florida North Florida Hospital. These nationally recognized organizations provide excellent career opportunities and access to advanced medical technology, making Gainesville an attractive destination for medical imaging professionals.
The city's cost of living is lower than many other Florida metropolitan areas, particularly compared to South Florida and the Orlando-Tampa corridor. Residents benefit from affordable housing options, manageable commute times, and a comfortable lifestyle without sacrificing amenities.
Outdoor enthusiasts appreciate Gainesville's beautiful natural surroundings. The area features hundreds of parks, miles of hiking and biking trails, freshwater springs, nature preserves, and nearby state parks. Popular destinations such as Paynes Prairie Preserve State Park, Devil's Millhopper Geological State Park, and Ichetucknee Springs offer year-round opportunities for hiking, kayaking, wildlife viewing, and outdoor recreation.
Gainesville enjoys a lively cultural atmosphere driven by the University of Florida. Residents can attend SEC sporting events, concerts, theater performances, museums, art festivals, and community events throughout the year. The city also boasts a diverse restaurant scene, local breweries, farmers markets, and a vibrant downtown.
Its central location makes travel convenient, with easy access to Jacksonville, Orlando, Tampa, and both the Atlantic and Gulf Coast beaches for weekend getaways.
For medical imaging professionals, Gainesville offers the opportunity to grow your career in a nationally respected healthcare community while enjoying an affordable cost of living, abundant outdoor recreation, and an exceptional work-life balance.
Highlights
- Home to the University of Florida and UF Health
- Nationally recognized healthcare systems and research opportunities
- More affordable than many major Florida cities
- Excellent parks, freshwater springs, hiking, and kayaking
- Strong arts, music, dining, and SEC sports culture
- Family-friendly community with highly rated educational opportunities
- Easy access to Jacksonville, Orlando, Tampa, and Florida beaches
- Mild winters and year-round outdoor recreation
- Short commute times and welcoming community atmosphere
- Excellent quality of life with strong career growth opportunities