Interventional Radiology Tech — Fluoroscopy & Imaging Specialist

Surgery Partners, Inc; Atlanta (GA); On-site; USD 55,000 - 73,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive health insurance

Health Savings Account with employer

Life Insurance

PTO

401(k) with company match

Job summary

Surgery Partners, Inc. is seeking a Radiographer to perform fluoroscopic procedures in an outpatient surgery setting. The role includes imaging patient care, file room duties, and physician assistance, under supervision of the Medical Facility Chief.

Candidates must hold a Georgia radiologic technologist license, have two years of radiology experience (or equivalent for graduate nurses), and complete an AMA/ACR approved program. Radiation safety and accurate documentation are essential.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• Current Georgia certified Radiologic Technologist license.
• Two years of radiology experience and/or training under an accredited radiologist.
• Completion of an AMA/ACR approved two-year radiologic technology program.

Responsibilities

• Performs fluoroscopic procedures for patients of all ages in outpatient surgery.
• Assists in imaging patient care, file room, and clerical duties.
• Monitors patients during procedures and adheres to radiation safety protocols.

Skills

Radiologic equipment operation

Anatomy knowledge

Safety precautions

Patient communication

Record keeping

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Georgia Certified Radiologic Technologist license

Two years radiology experience or substitution for graduate nurse

AMA/ACR approved two-year radiologic technology program

Tools

Radiographic equipment

Job description

Surgery Partners, Inc. is seeking a Radiographer to perform fluoroscopic procedures in an outpatient surgery setting. The role includes imaging patient care, file room duties, and physician assistance, under supervision of the Medical Facility Chief.

Candidates must hold a Georgia radiologic technologist license, have two years of radiology experience (or equivalent for graduate nurses), and complete an AMA/ACR approved program. Radiation safety and accurate documentation are essential.