Interventional Radiology Technologist - Days

About the role

Interventional Technologists perform or assist in cardiac, neuro, body, and vascular procedures, ensuring patient safety, preparing medications, and managing radiation exposure in compliance with laws and policies.

Responsibilities

• Obtain correct orders
• Identify and prepare patients
• Optimize imaging protocols
• Evaluate image quality
• Document clinical data
• Educate and monitor healthcare staff
• Assist in diagnostic and interventional procedures
• Maintain intra-arterial access
• Operate monitoring devices
• Follow sterile techniques
• Perform hemostasis
• Record hemodynamic data
• Participate in quality improvement activities
• Perform imaging procedures adhering to safety standards
• Administer medications and manage vascular access as prescribed
• Evaluate and ensure image quality, document data, and operate diagnostic equipment
• Maintain sterile technique and monitor patient hemodynamics
• Participate in physiological monitoring, manual hemostasis, and quality improvement activities
• Operate and maintain medical devices, ensuring safety and accuracy
• Assist in complex procedures and provide education to staff and patients

Qualifications

• Certification by ARRT‑R with advanced ARRT‑VI, CI, or CV for radiology; or graduation from an accredited cardiovascular program with ARRT and advanced certifications like RCIS
• ACLS certification required
• PALS preferred for some locations