Travel Cath Lab Radiology Technologist - $3,636 per week
LanceSoft, Inc.
Denville (NJ)
On-site
USD 70,000 - 90,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
A healthcare staffing company is seeking a travel Cath Lab Radiology Technologist for an assignment in Denville, New Jersey. The individual will be responsible for scrubbing and monitoring various procedures, emergency on-call tasks, and patient management. Ideal candidates must have Cath Lab experience and preferably hold a NJ ARRT license. The position demands 40 hours per week on a travel employment basis, focusing on cardiac and interventional radiology.
Qualifications
Must have previous Cath Lab experience.
NJ ARRT license preferred; priority to NJ ARRT license.
Responsibilities
Scrubs and monitors cardiac, vascular, interventional radiology procedures.
Takes emergency, after hours call, with roughly 15 call shifts minimum.
Schedules in and outpatients for all procedures.
Perform procedures such as caths and cerebral thrombectomy.
Assist in admitting, recovering, and discharging in and outpatients.
Skills
Cath Lab experience
Independent work
Emergency response
Education
NJ ARRT license (preferred)
Job description
Overview
LanceSoft is seeking a travel Cath Lab Radiology Technologist for a travel assignment in Denville, New Jersey.
Responsibilities
Scrubs and monitors cardiac, vascular, interventional radiology and interventional neurology procedures.
Access site and symptom management, including sheath removal.
Takes emergency, after hours call (roughly 15 call shifts minimum at present).
Schedules in and outpatients for all procedures.
Assist in admitting, recovering, and discharging in and outpatients.
Must be able to work Fluoro, perform lead checks, and check the C-arm (x-ray) machine weekly, including fluoro.
Perform procedures such as caths, cerebral thrombectomy, etc.
Must have CCL, Interventional Radiology, and Interventional Neuro experience and on-call responsibilities. The technologists in the lab are the first assist to physicians and must be able to work independently.