Interventional Radiology Technologist - Days

About the role

An Interventional Technologist independently performs or assists in cardiac, neuro, body, and vascular-interventional procedures, ensuring patient safety and optimal imaging. They prepare, administer, and document medications and radiation activities in compliance with regulations. The role involves operating imaging equipment, evaluating image quality, maintaining sterile techniques, and monitoring physiological data during procedures.

Responsibilities

• Obtain correct patient identification, prepare patients, and document clinical histories.
• Utilize appropriate imaging protocols, optimize technical factors, and apply ALARA principles.
• Administer medications via vascular access as prescribed.
• Evaluate images, verify data transfer, and perform post-processing if needed.
• Educate and monitor healthcare students and providers.
• Assist or perform diagnostic and interventional procedures, maintaining intra-arterial access.
• Monitor hemodynamic and electrogram data, perform manual hemostasis, and operate quality control devices.
• Initiate ACLS protocols when required, perform fluoroscopic procedures, and manage central catheters.
• Practice sterile techniques, record physiological data, and participate in quality improvement activities.

Qualifications

• Certification by ARRT (Radiology) with advanced certifications in vascular, cardiac, or interventional radiology.
• Graduate from an accredited radiologic technology program or cardiovascular specialty training.
• ACLS certification; PALS certification preferred in some settings.

Skills

• Proficiency in complex procedures, patient care, and safety protocols.