Neuro Interventional Technologist — Lead Brain Imaging & Procedures

Jupiter Medical Center, Inc.; United States; On-site; USD 80,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Jupiter Medical Center, Inc. seeks a Neuro‑interventional Technologist to support diagnostic and highly complex neuroradiology cases. You will scrub/circulate in neuro procedures, manage supplies, and ensure aseptic technique while assisting physicians in angiography and related work.

The ideal candidate has 2+ years of neuro‑interventional experience, Florida licensure (if applicable), and BLS. Strong communication and computer skills are essential in a fast‑paced, patient‑focused environment

Qualifications

• Two years of college or imaging program completion as required.
• ARRT or RCIS certification preferred or obtainable within 18 months.
• CPR/BLS for Health Care Provider certification.

Responsibilities

• Assist in routine diagnostic and complex neuro/interventional procedures.
• Scrub and/or circulate in Special Procedure and Biplane suites.
• Order and stock supplies for Special Procedures and Biplane.
• Maintain aseptic technique and knowledge of catheters and anatomy.
• Provide quality imaging for interpretation and patient care.

Skills

Excellent communication skills

Proficient computer skills

Ability to take call

Neuro‑interventional experience

Clinical training or procedural exp IR

American Heart Association BLS

Current ARRT or RCIS

Education

Two years of college or graduate of an accredited Imaging program

Post‑secondary health science program certificate/degree

Florida license (if applicable)

Job description

Jupiter Medical Center, Inc. seeks a Neuro‑interventional Technologist to support diagnostic and highly complex neuroradiology cases. You will scrub/circulate in neuro procedures, manage supplies, and ensure aseptic technique while assisting physicians in angiography and related work.

The ideal candidate has 2+ years of neuro‑interventional experience, Florida licensure (if applicable), and BLS. Strong communication and computer skills are essential in a fast‑paced, patient‑focused environment