Interventional Technologist

Southeastern Health; Lumberton (NC); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Southeastern Health in Lumberton, NC is seeking a Radiologic Technologist to assist with diagnostic, interventional and therapeutic procedures, evaluate image quality, and maintain a safe patient environment.

This full-time role supports Allied Health and department operations. Required: ARRT certification with radiography training and BCLS; preferred: Associate Degree in radiography and 1–2 years interventional experience. Strong teamwork is essential.

Qualifications

• Minimum ARRT certification and formal radiography training; BCLS certification.
• Proficient in diagnostic radiologic procedures and anatomical knowledge.
• Preferred: Associate degree and 1–2 years interventional experience.

Responsibilities

• Assist with diagnostic, interventional and therapeutic radiology procedures.
• Evaluate image quality and ensure patient safety.
• Maintain safe patient environment and support departmental operations.

Skills

Age-appropriate communication

Equipment operation

Education

ARRT certified and radiography training

Associate Degree in Radiography

Tools

Radiography equipment

Job description

Lumberton , NC

Allied Health

Full time-Benefits , Day , 8a-430p

Posted 09/16/2026

POSITION SUMMARY:

Assists with the performance of diagnostic, interventional and therapeutic procedures. Evaluates quality of images. Provides a safe patient environment. Participates in other necessary activities in support of departmental operations.

EDUCATION, CREDENTIALS, TRAINING and EXPERIENCE:

• Minimum Required: ARRT certified and completion of formal training program in Radiography BCLS certified;Proficient in application of diagnostic radiologic procedures, and knowledge of anatomy gained through experience as a Radiologic Technologist.
• Preferred: Associate Degree in radiography. 1-2 years of interventional experience.

ADDITIONAL SPECIALIZED KNOWLEDGE/SKILLS:

Incumbent must demonstrate an ability to apply age-appropriate principles of communication and technical practice relevant to neonatal, infant, pediatric, adolescent, adult and geriatric patients. Incumbent must demonstrate competence in the use of equipment and application of procedures before being allowed to perform independently.