Interventional Radiology Technologist

Job Summary

Seeking an Interventional Technologist to perform and assist with cardiac, neuro, body, and vascular-interventional procedures. Responsibilities include preparing patients, administering medications, operating imaging equipment, and ensuring patient safety while adhering to ALARA principles. They evaluate images, maintain intra-arterial access, monitor physiological data, and operate diagnostic and therapeutic devices. The role involves sterile technique, data recording, and participating in quality improvement activities. The technologist educates healthcare providers and participates in emergency protocols like ACLS. They must be fully proficient in routine and complex duties, ensuring compliance with policies in a clinical setting.

Qualifications & Skills

Certification by ARRT-R with advanced certification in ARRT-VI, CI, or CV.

For Cardiology: graduation from an accredited cardiovascular program or ARRT certification with RCIS credentials.

ACLS certification within 6 months of hire; PALS certification on some campuses.

Graduate from a Specialty Training Program in Radiologic Technology.

Strong technical skills, attention to detail, ability to educate others, and commitment to safety and quality care.

Key Duties

Obtain correct orders, identify and prepare patients, verify clinical history, and ensure confidentiality.
Use appropriate imaging protocols, optimize technical factors, and minimize radiation exposure.
Prepare/administer medications, evaluate image quality, and ensure data storage.
Assist with or perform diagnostic and interventional procedures, maintain intra-arterial access, and monitor patient status.
Operate and troubleshoot imaging and monitoring equipment, record data, and follow sterile techniques.
Participate in physiological monitoring, manual hemostasis, and emergency protocols.
Engage in quality improvement activities and demonstrate proficiency in all duties.