Interventional Radiology Technologist - Days

Vetted Solutions; Wilkes-Barre (Luzerne County); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Vetted Solutions in the United States seeks an Interventional Technologist to perform and assist with cardiac, neuro, body, and vascular-interventional procedures. You will prepare and operate imaging equipment, administer contrast media and medications, and maintain safety standards.

Responsibilities include assisting with embolizations, stent placements, and endovascular repairs; documenting procedures; and ensuring equipment and supplies are ready while collaborating with clinical teams.

Qualifications

• ARRT-R certification or equivalent is required.
• Advanced ARRT-VI, CI, or CV certification preferred.
• RCIS or RCES for cardiology if applicable.
• ACLS (and PALS if applicable) required.
• Graduate from an accredited radiologic technology program; bachelor's degree preferred.

Responsibilities

• Perform and assist interventional procedures with imaging guidance.
• Operate digital imaging systems and monitor radiation doses.
• Document procedures and maintain records.
• Ensure sterilization, safety, and regulatory compliance.

Skills

Technical proficiency

Patient communication

Teamwork

Safety awareness

Education

ARRT-R

ARRT-VI

CI

CV

RCIS

RCES

ACLS

PALS

Bachelor's degree in Radiologic Technology or equivalent

Job description

Role Overview: Interventional Technologists perform and assist with cardiac, neuro, body, and vascular-interventional procedures, ensuring high-quality imaging and patient care. They prepare and operate imaging equipment, administer contrast media and medications, and maintain safety standards. Responsibilities include assisting with complex procedures such as embolizations, stent placements, and endovascular repairs, as well as documenting procedures and maintaining equipment and supplies.

Key Duties: Conduct invasive procedures, operate digital imaging systems, assist physicians, monitor radiation doses, ensure sterilization and safety, document medical information, and support quality improvement efforts. They collaborate with clinical departments, educate patients, and uphold regulatory compliance.

Qualifications & Skills: Required certifications include ARRT-R and advanced ARRT-VI, CI, or CV for radiology; or ARRT with RCIS or RCES for cardiology, along with ACLS (and PALS if applicable). A graduate from an accredited radiologic technology program or equivalent is necessary, with a preferred bachelor's degree. Skills include technical proficiency, attention to safety, patient communication, and teamwork.