Angiography Technologist

CARIN Alliance; Gresham (OR); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Free parking

Accessible location

Job summary

CARIN Alliance in Oregon seeks an Angiography Technologist to support high-quality cardiovascular care in the Catheterization Laboratory. You will perform fluoroscopy and cine procedures per physician orders, ensuring patient safety and imaging quality.

The role may include scrub assistance, monitoring, or precepting less experienced technologists, plus involvement in education or quality improvement initiatives. ARRT licensure and BLS are required; ACLS is preferred for higher levels.

Qualifications

• Graduate of a certified Radiologic Technology program.
• 1–2 years of angiography or cardiac catheterization experience.
• Licensure as a Radiologic Technologist with current ARRT registration.
• Current BLS; ACLS and advanced certifications preferred for higher levels.

Responsibilities

• Perform fluoroscopy and cine procedures per physician orders.
• Maintain patient safety and imaging quality.
• Serve as scrub assistant, monitor, or preceptor as needed.
• Participate in educational or quality improvement activities.

Skills

Cath Lab protocols

Patient care

Education

Radiologic Technology program graduate

Tools

Cath Lab equipment

Radiology equipment

Job description

The Angiography Technologist plays a vital role in delivering high-quality cardiovascular care in the Catheterization Laboratory. Responsibilities include performing fluoroscopy and cine procedures following physician orders, utilizing sound judgment for exposure factors, imaging techniques, and patient care. They may also serve as scrub assistants, monitors, or preceptors for less experienced technologists, and participate in educational or quality improvement activities.

Requirements include graduation from a certified Radiologic Technology program, with a minimum of one to two years of experience in Angiography or Cardiac Catheterization depending on the level. Proficiency in operating Cath Lab equipment and knowledge of inventory are essential. Licensure as a Radiological Technologist, current ARRT registration, and BLS certification are mandatory, with ACLS and advanced certifications preferred for higher levels.

The role involves delivering expert patient care using advanced imaging technology, supporting team education, and maintaining safety standards. Compensation varies based on experience and includes shift differentials, with additional benefits such as free parking and accessible location.