OUR STAFF

Mark D Jacobson and Staff

The truth is, getting a diagnostic test or therapeutic procedure can involve a little stress. First and foremost, you want accurate results in your doctor’s hands as quickly as possible. You also want experts who will guide you and partner with you in your care. The staff at MIT are here to make you feel at ease. Our outgoing, specialty-trained staff will welcome you and help you feel relaxed and informed. They are here to answer any questions you may have about your test, procedure, and results, and you’ll find them responsive and attentive. We believe every patient should receive the same genuine care and attention to detail we provide members of our own families.

If you have questions about MIT or our services, or if you would like to make an appointment, please call us at 352-261-5502.

HERE TO CARE FOR YOU EVERY STEP OF THE WAY

Our team is experienced and dedicated to providing the highest standard of medical, therapeutic, and emotional care.

Our two board-certified radiologists and our ARNP share decades of experience and service to patients. Please select a doctor’s name to review their credentials.

In addition to our radiologists, MIT boasts a team of highly specialized certified technicians and registered nurses trained in each of our state-of-the-art MRI, CT, x-ray, ultrasound and other advanced technologies and procedures.

From our doctors and nurses to our technicians and assistants, each MIT member is committed to making you feel safe, comfortable and fully informed about every aspect of your care.

STAFF

Here at MIT, we aim to set the standard of excellence in Radiology services. Each of our team members have met the highest standards of registration and certification in their field of study.

TECHNOLOGISTS

X-Ray Technologist

An x-ray technologist is considered qualified with registration by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT). Registry requires graduation from an accredited school, an x-ray internship in a clinical setting, and a written examination.

CT and MRI Technologist

CT and MRI require prior ARRT certification, plus advanced cross-training in a clinical setting and a registry or certification in the specialty.

Ultrasound Technologist

An ultrasound technologist (sonographer) is considered qualified when they are certified by the American Registry of Diagnostic Medical Sonographers (ARDMS). Sonographers complete a two-to-four-year ultrasound degree program, including a one-year ultrasound clinical internship. To become certified, sonographers must complete a series of registry examinations. Sonographers may specialize in three categories: general/obstetrical gynecology (OB-Gyn), vascular, and cardiac.