Neuro IR Technologist - Interventional Imaging

Live Well Homecare; St. Louis (MO); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive health and retirement

Tuition assistance

Paid time off

Flexible spending accounts

Job summary

Live Well Homecare seeks a Neuro Interventional Radiologic Technologist to perform advanced diagnostic and therapeutic imaging, including cerebral angiography, stent placements, and embolizations. This full-time role involves preparing patients and equipment, executing imaging studies independently, and ensuring quality control.

The position offers day shifts with on-call rotations for evenings and weekends, opportunities for training and leadership development, and a strong focus on patient

Qualifications

• Associate's Degree or Trade School Equivalency required.
• Certified Radiologic Technologist (R.T.(R)) required.
• Experience in neuro/interventional radiology, MRI, CT, or general radiology.
• Licenses/certifications: IEMA (Illinois), RTR, CT, MR, BD, CI, VI, RCIS, RCES; CPR and IV Therapy preferred for advanced roles.

Responsibilities

• Perform diagnostic imaging across modalities (Siemens Fluoro, GE Ultrasound, Epic).
• Assist in complex neurointerventional procedures with radiologists and nurses.
• Participate in training programs and leadership development.
• Ensure patient safety, comfort, and proper preparation for procedures.

Skills

Radiology experience

Neuro interventional

CT MRI

RT(R) certified

CPR certified

Education

Associate's Degree or Trade School Equivalency

Job description

Live Well Homecare seeks a Neuro Interventional Radiologic Technologist to perform advanced diagnostic and therapeutic imaging, including cerebral angiography, stent placements, and embolizations. This full-time role involves preparing patients and equipment, executing imaging studies independently, and ensuring quality control.

The position offers day shifts with on-call rotations for evenings and weekends, opportunities for training and leadership development, and a strong focus on patient