Interventional Radiology Technologist

Role Overview The Interventional Technologist performs and assists in cardiac, neuro, body, and vascular-interventional procedures, ensuring patient safety and optimal imaging quality. They prepare, administer medications, and document activities related to radiation exposure in compliance with regulations. Responsibilities Obtain correct orders, identify and prepare patients, utilize proper imaging protocols, evaluate image quality, and ensure data transfer. They educate and monitor healthcare staff, assist with diagnostic and interventional procedures, maintain intra-arterial access, and operate monitoring and imaging equipment. They practice sterile techniques, monitor hemodynamic data, and follow ACLS protocols. Participation in quality improvement activities and adherence to organizational policies are essential. Qualifications & Skills Certification by ARRT-R and advanced certifications (ARRT-VI, CI, CV) for radiology; or graduation from an accredited cardiovascular program with ARRT and RCIS certification for cardiology. ACLS certification is required; PALS for specific settings. Proven proficiency in routine and complex duties, with a commitment to safety, accuracy, and continuous learning. Work Environment Typically performed in a clinical setting, requiring compliance with policies, safety standards, and ongoing education to ensure high‑quality patient care. #J-18808-Ljbffr