Travel IR Technologist: Neuro/Stroke Interventions

American Traveler; Charlotte (NC); On-site; USD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

American Traveler is seeking an Interventional Radiology Technologist for a travel assignment in Charlotte, NC. The role requires 2+ years in IR and special procedures, ARRT and BLS certification, and Epic charting experience. The assignment includes 40 hours per week, days shift, with a 13-week duration and a rotating call schedule.

Requirements include stroke intervention experience and travel history. The unit performs a range of procedures in a multi-room IR suite, using GE Innova and

Qualifications

• Minimum 2 years of Interventional Radiology and Special Procedures experience required.
• ARRT and BLS certification required; ARRT-CI and ARRT-VI preferred.
• Epic charting experience required; experience with Pyxis/medication management beneficial.
• Prior travel experience required; must not be a first-time traveler.
• Stroke intervention and neurovascular procedures experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Maintain and operate interventional radiology equipment and supplies.
• Assist in stroke intervention and neurovascular procedures as scrub or circulator.
• Document procedures in Epic and manage patient workflow.
• Support nursing and radiology staff to ensure patient safety and efficiency.

Skills

Interventional Radiology

Travel Experience

BLS Certification

Education

ARRT Certification

Stroke Certified Hospital experience preferred

Tools

GE Innova Single Plane

Siemens Artis Biplane X2

Epic

Pyxis

Job description

American Traveler is seeking an Interventional Radiology Technologist for a travel assignment in Charlotte, NC. The role requires 2+ years in IR and special procedures, ARRT and BLS certification, and Epic charting experience. The assignment includes 40 hours per week, days shift, with a 13-week duration and a rotating call schedule.

Requirements include stroke intervention experience and travel history. The unit performs a range of procedures in a multi-room IR suite, using GE Innova and