Interventional Radiology Technologist

Core Responsibilities Conduct routine diagnostic radiological procedures as aligned with the Technical Order (TO). Ensure compliance with radiation safety protocols per the Radiology Department's established guidelines. Forward relevant image series to the radiologist for interpretation in accordance with Military Treatment Facility (MTF) protocols. Accurately position patients for examinations and make the necessary technical adjustments to optimize imaging. Assess whether any special patient preparation is required prior to the examination. Process digital imaging output and submit for radiologist evaluation. Maintain meticulous documentation of all procedures, adhering to MTF policies regarding record-keeping. Execute system calibrations and perform quality control tasks per manufacturer standards and MTF policies as assigned. Identify artifacts and equipment errors, promptly notifying designated government personnel about any deviations from standard values. Initiate repair protocols for equipment malfunctions by reporting to the appropriate governmental personnel. Log any equipment issues in the trouble call logbook and communicate them to the Biomedical Repair Section. Monitor for and report any symptoms indicative of adverse reactions to contrast media directly to the radiologist, advising on conditions that may necessitate immediate intervention. Be prepared to implement emergency protocols for resuscitation in cases of cardiac or respiratory emergencies. Operational Schedule Standard 8-hour shifts scheduled Monday through Friday, between 0700 and 1600 hours, with coverage expected on holidays. On-call responsibilities are designated between 1600 and 0700 Monday through Friday, as well as full 24-hour coverage on weekends and holidays. Each technologist is required to provide on-call duty one week every four weeks minimally. Minimum Qualifications Education: Must be a graduate from a program accredited by the Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology (JRCERT). Experience: Minimum of one year of hands‑on experience as an Interventional Radiologic (IR) Technologist within the past two years. Certification: Must hold current certification from the American Registry of Radiologic Technology (ARRT). Life Support Certification: Must possess a valid Basic Life Support (BLS) Healthcare Provider certification from AHA or ARC. Security Clearance Must be capable of passing a governmental background investigation/security clearance. #J-18808-Ljbffr