Interventional Radiology Technologist

Role Overview The Radiologic Technologist performs a range of advanced to basic radiologic procedures in specialized labs such as Interventional Radiology, Neuro Interventional, Cardiac Cath, and Electrophysiology, ensuring safety and technical accuracy. Key Responsibilities Sets up sterile fields, assembles instruments, catheters, guidewires, and contrast materials based on procedure needs.Assists physicians with catheterization, balloon, coil procedures, and treatments.Develops and implements treatment plans following established protocols.Completes documentation in compliance with policies and maintains equipment and work areas in a safe, organized manner.Participates in quality improvement activities to uphold patient care standards.Performs additional duties as assigned to support departmental functions. Qualifications & Skills Minimum of 1 year experience as a radiology technologist, with 6 months in IR/Cath lab or EP preferred.Completion of an accredited radiography program; ARRT registration in Radiography and Vascular Interventional required.Current BLS certification; new graduates must obtain registry within 120 days.Thorough understanding of radiologic principles, proper positioning, and technique selection.Ability to follow written and oral instructions, organize work efficiently, and demonstrate technical proficiency. Physical & Environmental Demands Requires continuous standing, walking, and reaching; moderate to high energy levels for lifting, pushing, and pulling; and ability to work in environments with potential exposure to blood-borne pathogens and radiation.