Interventional Cardiology IR/Cath Lab Technologist

Idaho Falls Community Hospital; Idaho Falls (ID); On-site; USD 70,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, Dental and Vision Insurance

Paid Time Off

401K with up to 6% match

Earned Quarterly Bonus Program

Education Reimbursement Program

Discount for procedures at Idaho Falls

Job summary

Idaho Falls Community Hospital is seeking a Cardiovascular/IR Technologist to assist physicians in the IR and Cath Lab, operate C-arm imaging, and support patient care during procedures. The role requires preparation, image capture, and adherence to ALARA principles under physician supervision.

Responsibilities include scrubbing, circulating, monitoring, and coordinating with the health care team to ensure safe, high-quality imaging and patient outcomes.

Qualifications

• ARRT Cardiovascular-Interventional certification is required; BLS issued by ARC or AHA Healthcare Provider.
• Experience in IR/cardiology catheterization lab preferred; proficiency with x-ray equipment and contrast administration.

Responsibilities

• Assist interventional radiologist/cardiologist with diagnostic and therapeutic procedures.
• Scrub, circulate, and monitor in the IR/Cath lab.
• Prepare patient and equipment; operate required imaging systems.
• Maintain ALARA principles and document procedural activities; ensure PACS readiness.

Skills

Attention to detail

Patient care

Teamwork

Communication

Education

ARRT Cardiovascular-Interventional

BLS Certification

ACLS preferred

Tools

PACS

X-ray equipment operation

C-arm operation

Job description

Idaho Falls Community Hospital is seeking a Cardiovascular/IR Technologist to assist physicians in the IR and Cath Lab, operate C-arm imaging, and support patient care during procedures. The role requires preparation, image capture, and adherence to ALARA principles under physician supervision.

Responsibilities include scrubbing, circulating, monitoring, and coordinating with the health care team to ensure safe, high-quality imaging and patient outcomes.