Neuro-Interventional Technologist — Day Shift (On-Call)

St. Mary Medical Center, Langhorne, PA; Langhorne (Bucks County); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

St. Mary Medical Center in Langhorne, PA, part of Trinity Health Mid-Atlantic, seeks an Interventional Technician for the OR. The role emphasizes preparing, operating, and maintaining X-ray equipment with on-call duties and a primary focus on neuro-endovascular procedures.

The tech supports cardiovascular cases and serves as a clinical resource for the team. The position requires strong critical thinking and the ability to work under high-acuity conditions, while collaborating with physicians

Qualifications

• Must have strong critical thinking skills.
• Prepares, operates, and maintains X-Ray equipment.
• Position requires on-call responsibility.
• Primary role in neuro-endovascular with complimentary role in cardiovascular interventions.

Responsibilities

• Operate and troubleshoot equipment used in the Interventional OR.
• Maintain and access X-ray equipment for routine maintenance and service needs.
• Interpret and assist physician with pertinent patient and procedural information.
• Compile test results according to hospital policy and procedures.
• Prep patient for procedures while maintaining privacy.
• Produce quality diagnostic images for interpretation and emergencies.
• Communicate observed changes in patient condition to physician.
• Act as patient advocate and prioritize work assignments.

Skills

Critical thinking

X-ray operation

Neuro-endovascular

Communication

Tools

Imaging equipment

Job description

St. Mary Medical Center in Langhorne, PA, part of Trinity Health Mid-Atlantic, seeks an Interventional Technician for the OR. The role emphasizes preparing, operating, and maintaining X-ray equipment with on-call duties and a primary focus on neuro-endovascular procedures.

The tech supports cardiovascular cases and serves as a clinical resource for the team. The position requires strong critical thinking and the ability to work under high-acuity conditions, while collaborating with physicians