Travel IR Tech: Dynamic Interventional Radiology Role
TotalMed
Columbia (SC)
On-site
USD 72,000 - 110,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
A leading travel healthcare agency is seeking a qualified Interventional Radiology Technologist for a travel assignment in Columbia, South Carolina. The ideal candidate should possess 1 year of recent acute care experience and certifications including BLS, ACLS, and ARRT (R). This role involves operating fluoroscopic equipment, assisting physicians with image-guided procedures, and monitoring patient safety. Enjoy competitive pay and the opportunity to work in flexible environments while caring for patients.
Qualifications
1 year of recent acute care experience required.
Must have BLS, ACLS, and ARRT (R) National Certification.
Vascular Interventional certificate preferred.
Responsibilities
Operate fluoroscopic equipment for minimally invasive procedures.
Assist physicians during procedures and monitor patients.
Maintain accurate patient records and ensure understanding of imaging requests.
Skills
Acute care experience
Knowledge of anatomy and physiology
Radiation protection standards
Education
BLS Certification
ACLS Certification
ARRT (R) National Certification
State-specific licensing
Tools
Fluoroscopic equipment
McKesson PACS system
Job description
A leading travel healthcare agency is seeking a qualified Interventional Radiology Technologist for a travel assignment in Columbia, South Carolina. The ideal candidate should possess 1 year of recent acute care experience and certifications including BLS, ACLS, and ARRT (R). This role involves operating fluoroscopic equipment, assisting physicians with image-guided procedures, and monitoring patient safety. Enjoy competitive pay and the opportunity to work in flexible environments while caring for patients.