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The Interventional Radiology Technologist will operate in a compact IR suite within a fast-paced environment, handling procedures such as biopsies and PICC/tunneled lines. The role demands strong proficiency in IR techniques and the ability to travel for on-call urgent cases as needed.
Candidates should have ARRT(R) or equivalent, BLS/ACLS, state licensure, and comfort with 8–10 on-call shifts monthly, including nights and weekends.
Profession: Radiology / Cardiology
Specialty: Interventional Radiology
Duration: 16 weeks
Shift: Day
Hours per Shift: 5x8 (08:00 - 16:30)
Experience: Strong experience with Interventional Radiology scrub/circulation; strong in Cath Lab scrub preferred.
License: State license required.
Certifications: ARRT(R), BLS, ACLS required; RCIS will be considered.
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Description:The Interventional Radiology Technologist will work in a small IR suite.The unit operates with a fast-paced workflow with moderate to high case volumes.All cases are scheduled Monday through Friday; staff are available for on-call urgent/emergency cases.The patient population includes adults and geriatrics.Common patient diagnoses include abdominal ascites, pleural effusions, and malfunctioning thrombosed hemodialysis access.The role includes performing procedures such as biopsies, placements of PICC lines and tunneled catheters, and other interventional techniques.Equipment used includes Phillips Azurion C-Arm, angioplasty balloons, stents, and endoflators.Floating within the specialty and assisting in the Cath Lab suite may be required as needed.Candidates should be prepared to work on holidays and provide weekend on-call coverage every third weekend as required for urgent/emergent cases.Strong experience with accessing and managing ports, performing EKGs, and maintaining sterile fields is necessary.Travelers must have a commitment to quality patient care and a strong work ethic.