Role Overview: The Interventional Technologist performs or assists in cardiac, neuro, vascular, and body procedures, ensuring high-quality imaging and patient care.
Responsibilities: Prepare and operate imaging equipment, assist physicians during procedures such as embolizations, stent placements, and repairs, administer contrast media, monitor radiation doses, and maintain equipment and supplies. Ensure safety, document procedures accurately, and support regulatory compliance. Maintain strong relationships with clinical teams, patients, and referring physicians, while participating in quality improvement initiatives.
Qualifications and Skills: Requires certification by the American Registry of Radiology Technologists (ARRT-R) and advanced certifications in vascular or interventional specialties. For cardiology, certification as RCIS or equivalent, with ACLS, and PALS if applicable. Education includes graduate training in radiologic technology; a bachelor’s degree is preferred. Strong technical skills, patient communication, attention to safety, and ability to operate complex imaging equipment are essential.
Key Duties: Perform advanced interventional procedures, operate and monitor imaging systems, manage supplies, ensure safety protocols, and document all activities. Maintain professional knowledge and adhere to institutional policies to support optimal patient outcomes.