Interventional Radiology Tech: MSK & Neuro IR Imaging

Live Well Homecare; St. Louis (MO); On-site; USD 52,000 - 68,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive healthcare

Retirement plans

Tuition assistance

Paid time off

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Job summary

Live Well Homecare in the United States is seeking an Radiology Technologist to perform diagnostic imaging using MSK and Neuro IR modalities, prepare patients and operate fluoroscopy equipment. The role supports physicians during image-guided procedures and requires an RT credential with CPR and IV therapy certifications.

Candidates with interventional radiology experience are preferred, though strong procedural imaging backgrounds may be trained.

Qualifications

• Associate degree or higher in a related field.
• Certified as a Registered Technologist in Radiography (R.T.(R)).
• Interventional radiology experience preferred but trained on the job is possible.
• CPR and IV therapy certifications are required or preferred.

Responsibilities

• Perform diagnostic imaging procedures with MSK and Neuro IR and other modalities.
• Prepare patients and equipment for imaging sessions.
• Operate fluoroscopy and imaging tools during procedures.
• Assist physicians during image-guided procedures with sterile technique.
• Work in a fast-paced environment and support MSK and Neuro IR cases.
• Participate in on-call rotations and maintain sterile fields.

Skills

Imaging operation

Sterile procedures

Dynamic environment

Communication & teamwork

Education

Associate degree in related field

R.T.(R) certification

Tools

Fluoroscopy equipment

Interventional imaging

Job description

Live Well Homecare in the United States is seeking an Radiology Technologist to perform diagnostic imaging using MSK and Neuro IR modalities, prepare patients and operate fluoroscopy equipment. The role supports physicians during image-guided procedures and requires an RT credential with CPR and IV therapy certifications.

Candidates with interventional radiology experience are preferred, though strong procedural imaging backgrounds may be trained.