Senior Interventional Radiology Tech – Special Procedures

Universal Health Services; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Growth opportunities

Competitive compensation

Medical, dental, vision & prescription

Commuter subsidy

401(k) with company match

Employee discounts

Continuing education

Job summary

George Washington University Hospital in downtown Washington, DC, seeks an experienced Sr. Special Procedures Technologist for the Interventional Lab. The role requires proficiency in general diagnostic radiology and neuro/vascular interventional exams, performed under radiologist direction.

The candidate should hold AMA-sponsored Radiologic Technology training and ARRT registration, with strong patient-care skills and the ability to work across life stages in a dynamic academic medical center.

Qualifications

• Completion of AMA-sponsored School of Radiologic Technology.
• 5 years’ experience as radiology technologist.

Responsibilities

• Perform as scrub technician in the Special Procedures/Interventional Lab.
• Proficient in general diagnostic radiology, neuro and vascular interventional exams.
• Provides patient care across lifespan with age-appropriate needs.
• Operates imaging equipment per manufacturer specifications.
• Assists radiologists in performing imaging examinations.
• If certified, may place PICC lines in Interventional lab under physician supervision.

Skills

Patient care & communication

Interventional scrub tech

Radiology imaging procedures

CPR / first aid

PICC line placement (certified)

Image reconstruction & PACS

ARRT certification

Education

AMA-sponsored School of Radiologic Technology

Tools

CR/PACS system

Sterile technique

Job description

George Washington University Hospital in downtown Washington, DC, seeks an experienced Sr. Special Procedures Technologist for the Interventional Lab. The role requires proficiency in general diagnostic radiology and neuro/vascular interventional exams, performed under radiologist direction.

The candidate should hold AMA-sponsored Radiologic Technology training and ARRT registration, with strong patient-care skills and the ability to work across life stages in a dynamic academic medical center.