Radiology - Cath Lab Tech

Cynet HealthStaff; Indianapolis (IN); On-site; USD 55,000 - 77,000; Full time

Job summary

Cynet HealthStaff in Indianapolis is seeking a Radiology - Cath Lab Tech with 2 years of complex interventional cath experience to join a busy cath lab focused on diagnostic and interventional procedures for adults and pediatrics.

This full-time role requires ARRT certification and RT(R) license, BLS must-have, and a 4-day work week with on-call nights, weekends and holidays; the on-call commitment is typically 1 night per week and 1 weekend every 4–5 weeks.

Qualifications

• 2 years of complex interventional Cath experience required.
• ARRT Certification required.
• RT(R) license required.
• BLS must-have.

Responsibilities

• This interventional radiology technician position requires ARRT certification and RT(R) license.
• The unit handles diagnostic and interventional procedures for adults and pediatrics in a busy cath environment.
• Role is full-time with four days per week and on-call duties for nights, weekends, and holidays; average on-call is 1 night per week and 1 weekend every 4–5 weeks.

Job description

Radiology - Cath Lab Tech

Profession: Interventional Radiology Technician

Specialty: Interventional Radiology Technician

Duration: 13 weeks

Shift: 07:00 AM - 05:00 PM

Hours per Shift: 10 hours

Experience: 2 years of complex interventional Cath experience required

License: RT(R)

Certifications: ARRT Certification

Must-Have: BLS

Description:This is an interventional radiology technician position.The candidate must possess ARRT certification.2-3 years of complex interventional catheterization experience is required in a busy cath environment.The role is full-time, working 4 days a week with one day off.On-call duties are required for nights, weekends, and holidays.The average on-call commitment is 1 night per week and 1 weekend every 4 to 5 weeks.A 30-minute response time is expected.The unit focuses on diagnostic and interventional procedures for adults and pediatrics.It serves a large population of patients with advanced heart failure and cardiac transplant needs.