Interventional Radiology: Special Procedures Tech

Taleo; Town of Texas (WI); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401k

PTO

Medical

Dental

Paid Parental Leave

Tuition reimbursement

Student loan repayment

Wellness benefits

Job summary

Texas Health Dallas is seeking a Special Procedures Tech – Interventional Radiology to join our high-volume, trauma-centered team. You will assist radiologists in complex vascular and invasive procedures, operate imaging equipment, and ensure aseptic technique while delivering patient-centered care.

Requires ARRT certification or RCIS/RCES, plus an accredited radiology program and appropriate licensure. On-call coverage and a 30-minute drive radius apply.

Qualifications

• Associate Degree or radiology program completion required
• High School Diploma with relevant experience acceptable
• ARRT/RCIS/RCES/GMRT certifications upon hire desired
• BCLS must be current
• 2+ years vascular or cardiac angiography experience preferred

Responsibilities

• Imaging quality and processing, identifies and initiates quality improvement
• Explains procedures to patient or guardian prior to exam
• Performs complex procedures with age-related considerations
• Assists radiologist with invasive procedures using aseptic technique
• Transfers images to PACS
• Fulfills assignments as directed by supervisor

Skills

Aseptic technique

Quality improvement

Patient communication

Imaging processing

Education

Associate Degree, applied science

Completion of accredited radiology program

High School Diploma + 2 years radiology work experience

ARRT certification upon hire

RCIS certification upon hire

RCES certification upon hire

GMRT certification upon hire

BCLS certification

Job description

Texas Health Dallas is seeking a Special Procedures Tech – Interventional Radiology to join our high-volume, trauma-centered team. You will assist radiologists in complex vascular and invasive procedures, operate imaging equipment, and ensure aseptic technique while delivering patient-centered care.

Requires ARRT certification or RCIS/RCES, plus an accredited radiology program and appropriate licensure. On-call coverage and a 30-minute drive radius apply.