Interventional Radiology Technologist: Image-Guided Care

Yale NewHaven Health; New Haven (CT); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Yale NewHaven Health is seeking an Interventional Radiology Technologist to perform complex imaging using angiography equipment under the supervision of the Radiology Manager. You will ensure patient safety, accuracy of imaging, and smooth department operations, with opportunities to teach and mentor junior staff.

Required AS degree (BS preferred), ARRT RT certification, Connecticut license, and CPR. Experience in IR imaging and PACS is highly valued; on-site schedule with acute care exposure

Qualifications

• Graduation from an AMA approved Radiologic Technology program.
• AS degree required; BS degree preferred.
• RT(R) certification by ARRT with Connecticut license and CPR certification.

Responsibilities

• Perform a wide variety of imaging duties for IR and other equipment.
• Set up angiographic equipment and verify physician orders.
• Produce high quality images for interpretation by radiologists.
• Ensure required supplies are available for procedures.
• Maintain patient records using HIS, RIS, PACS and QA modules.
• Maintain professional and respectful attitude with department staff.
• Adhere to safety measures, wear lead apron during fluoroscopy.
• Participate in teaching and learning opportunities for technologists and students.

Skills

IR imaging techniques

PACS

Anatomy knowledge

Patient safety

Education

AS degree required

BS degree preferred

Tools

HIS/RIS

PACS

Job description

Yale NewHaven Health is seeking an Interventional Radiology Technologist to perform complex imaging using angiography equipment under the supervision of the Radiology Manager. You will ensure patient safety, accuracy of imaging, and smooth department operations, with opportunities to teach and mentor junior staff.

Required AS degree (BS preferred), ARRT RT certification, Connecticut license, and CPR. Experience in IR imaging and PACS is highly valued; on-site schedule with acute care exposure