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A Providence, RI hospital is seeking an Interventional Radiology Technologist to own the imaging for interventional procedures. You’ll operate radiographic and fluoroscopic systems, deliver high-quality diagnostic images, and support rapid decision-making in a busy IR department.
Responsibilities include positioning patients, adhering to safety protocols, maintaining equipment and documentation, and collaborating with physicians, nurses, and technologists to ensure efficient, safe care.
Providence, RI
You’re the one clinicians trust when every second and every image matters. In this role, you’ll drive radiographic and fluoroscopic equipment to deliver high-quality diagnostic images that interventional teams rely on.
You’ll be embedded in a busy Interventional Radiology department, helping physicians diagnose and treat patients with precision and confidence.
Your work is hands-on. Your impact is immediate.
If you’re an experienced Interventional Radiologic Technologist ready to own your craft, we want to talk to you.
You’ll support a dedicated Interventional Radiology department focused on fast, accurate, high-quality imaging:
You’ll be operating radiographic and fluoroscopic equipment in a fast-paced Interventional Radiology setting where quality and speed go hand-in-hand.
Your images will guide the procedure—there’s no room for “good enough.”
This is your chance to sharpen your skills in a focused Interventional Radiology environment where your expertise is seen and valued every day.
You’ll work with advanced imaging equipment in a clean, well-lit, well-ventilated hospital setting, directly supporting high-impact procedures.
If you want your radiologic skills to matter in real time—for patients who need you now—this role puts you in the middle of the action.
Must be ARRT certified.
Must be licensed by the State of Rhode Island as a Radiologic Technologist.
Must be CPR certified or able to obtain certification within 3 months of hire.
Role requires standing, walking, and lifting medium to heavy weights most of the day, with potential exposure to blood and bodily fluids.