Interventional Radiology Tech — Vascular & Neurocare

HCA Healthcare, Inc.; Mount Pleasant (SC); On-site; USD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health benefits including medical, Rx,

Wellbeing support & counseling

Paid time off and disability coverage

401(k) with company match

Education assistance and tuition/sch

Job summary

HCA Healthcare’s Trident Health seeks an Interventional Technologist to oversee patient care in the Interventional Lab. Responsibilities include circulating, physiologic monitoring, and sterile scrub for diagnostic and interventional vascular and neuroendovascular procedures.

The role requires BCLS, ARRT‑R, SCRQSA, AMA‑approved radiologic training, and hands‑on neurovascular experience. After-hours coverage and potential student supervision are involved.

Qualifications

• BCLS required.
• ARRT‑R radiography required.
• SCRQSA required.
• Graduate of AMA approved Radiologic Technology program and ARRT.
• Experience in neurovascular and general interventional procedures.
• Excellent understanding of endovascular and neuro-endovascular devices.

Responsibilities

• Circulates and monitors patients during invasive procedures in the Interventional Lab.
• Performs sterile scrub procedures for diagnostic and interventional procedures (vascular and neuroendovascular).
• Assists multiple Radiologists and Neurovascular Surgeons; may supervise students as directed.
• After-hours coverage for emergent vascular and neurovascular cases.

Skills

Basic Life Support

Radiography (ARRT‑R)

SCRQSA

Interventional radiology experience

Endovascular devices knowledge

Education

AMA approved Radiologic Technology program

ARRT certification

Job description

HCA Healthcare’s Trident Health seeks an Interventional Technologist to oversee patient care in the Interventional Lab. Responsibilities include circulating, physiologic monitoring, and sterile scrub for diagnostic and interventional vascular and neuroendovascular procedures.

The role requires BCLS, ARRT‑R, SCRQSA, AMA‑approved radiologic training, and hands‑on neurovascular experience. After-hours coverage and potential student supervision are involved.