Interventional Technologist

Job Summary and Responsibilities As an Interventional Technologist, you will perform diagnostic imaging procedures, producing high-quality images for accurate diagnosis and treatment, operating complex equipment while ensuring patient safety. Every day you will interact with patients, explain procedures, position them correctly, and monitor their well-being. You will also maintain records, adhere to safety protocols, and collaborate with healthcare professionals for optimal care. To be successful, you need exceptional technical proficiency, understanding of anatomy and imaging, and compassionate patient care. Set up of Interventional procedure according to physician preference, standards of care and hospital protocol Ensures exam order, work station system, equipment and patient is ready when physician arrives Maintains competency in angiography/intervention suites, myelography/spine multipurpose room and intra-operative angiography equipment Maintains competency in ancillary equipment such as injector, CO2 contrast set up, angio-jet, penumbra and other thrombectomy devices Accurately and proficiently performs complex exams such as neuro embolizations, cerebral vascular attacks, litic/vasospasm infusions, TIPS, uterine fibroid embolizations, chemo embolizations, run-offs, CO2 angiograms, gamma knife and 3-D rendering Assists the physician and associates before and during procedures as requested We are offering relocation and a $25k sign on bonus to new hires who meet the eligibility requirements. Job Requirements Completion of approved American College of Radiology Technologist Program Two years related experience. Certificate of Medical Imaging Modality. American Registry of Radiologic Technology (ARRT). AZ state license. Medical Radiologic Technologist Board of Examiners (MRTBE) American Heart Association Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers (CT CPRBLS) #J-18808-Ljbffr