Vascular & Interventional Radiology Technologist

Brown University Health; Providence (RI); On-site; USD 114,903,000 - 188,114,000; Full time

Job summary

Brown University Health is seeking a Radiologic Technologist specialized in vascular and interventional exams to support interventional radiology procedures at Rhode Island Hospital. The role requires preparing sterile trays, assisting radiologists, and ensuring imaging quality and patient safety throughout procedures.

Responsibilities include operating fluoroscopic equipment, applying ALARA principles, and documenting all procedural details in LifeChart, PACS, and Hi-IQ.

Qualifications

• Two years of formal training in radiologic technology and ARRT registration.
• Rhode Island Department of Health license to practice.
• Current CPR certification (AHA/BLS) for Healthcare Providers.
• Advanced registry in Cardiovascular-Interventional Technology within 3 years.
• Ability to work with patients and staff in a team setting and consider aging and cultural factors.

Responsibilities

• Maintain clean, sterile, well-supplied exam areas and prep sterile trays.
• Assist radiologist with interventional and angiographic procedures.
• Operate fluoroscopic equipment and ensure ALARA compliance.
• Input case data into LifeChart, PACS and Hi-IQ systems.
• Ensure proper charge codes and archiving of images for diagnosis.

Skills

Interpersonal skills

ALARA principles

Team collaboration

Education

Two years radiologic technology training

Rhode Island license to practice

CPR certification (AHA/BLS)

Advanced CVIT registry

Tools

LifeChart

PACS

Hi-IQ

Job description

Brown University Health is seeking a Radiologic Technologist specialized in vascular and interventional exams to support interventional radiology procedures at Rhode Island Hospital. The role requires preparing sterile trays, assisting radiologists, and ensuring imaging quality and patient safety throughout procedures.

Responsibilities include operating fluoroscopic equipment, applying ALARA principles, and documenting all procedural details in LifeChart, PACS, and Hi-IQ.