Radiology - Cath Lab Tech

Cynet Health; Dublin (OH); On-site; USD 55,000 - 83,000; Part time

Job summary

Cynet Health is seeking a Radiology - Cath Lab Tech for a 13-week contract in Dublin, Ohio. The role supports interventional procedures in the cath lab and requires active radiologic licensure and ARRT certification.

Day shift with 9.5-hour shifts and on-site work. You will scrub, monitor, and circulate during diagnostic and interventional cases, assist cardiology and electrophysiology teams, operate fluoroscopy and related imaging equipment, and uphold sterile technique and radiation safety

Qualifications

• Cath Lab experience and procedural radiology knowledge.
• Familiar with X-ray equipment, fluoroscopy, and hemodynamic monitoring.
• Strong sterile technique and coronary anatomy knowledge.

Responsibilities

• Scrubbing, monitoring, and circulating during procedures.
• Assist Interventional Cardiologist and Electrophysiologist in diagnostic and interventional cases.
• Operate imaging equipment (fluoroscopy, ultrasound) and ensure patient safety.

Skills

Cath Lab experience

Anatomy knowledge

Radiation protection

Medical terminology

Education

Active state Radiologic License

ARRT

ACLS

BLS

Job description

Radiology - Cath Lab Tech

Procedural Radiologic Technologist

Profession: Radiology / Cardiology

Specialty: Cath Lab

Duration: 13 weeks

Shift: Day

Hours per Shift: 9.5

Experience: Minimum 2 years of experience

License: Active state Radiologic License

Certifications: ARRT, ACLS, BLS

Must-Have:

• Cath Lab experience
• Knowledge of anatomy, exposure, positioning, physics, radiation protection, and medical terminology

Description:The Procedural Radiologic Technologist must assist the Interventional Cardiologist for diagnostic and interventional procedures.The role includes responsibilities such as scrubbing, monitoring, and circulating during procedures.The technologist must have knowledge of X-ray equipment in use and hemodynamic monitoring.A strong understanding of coronary and peripheral anatomy and sterile technique is necessary.The ideal candidate should also be competent in assisting the Interventional Radiologist for minimally invasive, image-guided vascular procedures.This includes knowledge of various imaging equipment, including fluoroscopy, computed tomography, and ultrasound.Additionally, the technologist must assist the Electrophysiologist for non-invasive and invasive procedures, having familiarity with arrhythmia monitoring and cardiac anatomy.A commitment to quality patient care and safety standards is essential in this role.