Interventional Radiology Tech: Diagnostic Procedures

Aurora Health Care; Sturtevant (WI); On-site; USD 54,000 - 78,000; Full time

Job summary

Aurora Health Care in Wisconsin seeks a Radiologic Technologist to perform diagnostic imaging procedures, operate angiographic equipment, and assist in interventional and surgical cases.

This role requires licensure, ARRT registration, and BLS/ACLS within 6 months; you will ensure image quality, patient safety, and timely documentation in the radiology information system.

Strong communication and teamwork are essential as you support clinicians, patients, and staff in a fast-paced environment.

Qualifications

• Competent in basic radiology positioning and techniques.
• Knowledge of basic radiation safety and aseptic techniques.
• Knowledge of anatomy that includes vascular and/or cerebral.
• Excellent communication, interpersonal, and patient service skills to work effectively with physicians, patients, and other staff members.
• Ability to work independently.
• Intermediate computer skills.

Responsibilities

• Operates angiographic equipment to perform diagnostic procedures.
• Acts as a scrub assistant on interventional and surgical procedures.
• Monitors patients and alerts staff of life-threatening changes; assists with CPR when required.
• Identifies and processes images, ensures diagnostic quality and proper labeling.
• Compares requisitions to physician orders for exam accuracy.
• Post-processes images and labels with patient name and MRU number.
• Maintains records per regulatory agencies; enters data into the radiology information system.
• Performs patient positioning and transporting duties necessitating lifting and pushing.
• Demonstrates knowledge to provide age-appropriate care and growth/development awareness.

Skills

Radiology positioning

Radiation safety

Anatomy knowledge

Communication skills

Independence

Computer skills

Education

Radiologic Technology program

Job description

Aurora Health Care in Wisconsin seeks a Radiologic Technologist to perform diagnostic imaging procedures, operate angiographic equipment, and assist in interventional and surgical cases.

This role requires licensure, ARRT registration, and BLS/ACLS within 6 months; you will ensure image quality, patient safety, and timely documentation in the radiology information system.

Strong communication and teamwork are essential as you support clinicians, patients, and staff in a fast-paced environment.