Interventional Radiology Technologist (IR Tech)

Location: Columbia, MO

Job Type: Contract

Contract: 12 Weeks

Pay Rate: $ 3,000 To $ 3,200 perweek

Schedule: Monday Friday | 8:00 AM 4:30 PM | On-Call Rotation

Call: Weeknight & Weekend Call Required

Experience: Minimum 2 Years Required

We are seeking an experienced Interventional Radiology Technologist (IR Tech) for a 12-week contract position in Columbia, Missouri. The technologist will assist with minimally invasive, image-guided procedures in both routine and emergency settings while maintaining patient safety, sterile technique, radiation safety, and efficient procedural workflow.

Candidates must have hands-on experience with Neuro Interventional Radiology (Neuro IR) cases and GI embolization procedures . This role includes call coverage for emergency stroke cases as well as weeknight, weekend, and holiday coverage.

• Perform and assist with interventional radiology procedures using specialized imaging equipment in routine and emergency settings.

• Prepare and screen patients, maintain sterile technique, and support patient monitoring throughout procedures.

• Assist with Neuro IR, stroke intervention, GI embolization, and other image-guided procedures as assigned.

• Administer contrast under appropriate supervision while maintaining radiation safety and patient-safety standards.

• Maintain procedural supplies, accurate documentation using Meditech, and participate in required weeknight, weekend, and holiday call coverage.

• Minimum 2 Years of Interventional Radiology Technologist Experience Required.

• Current ARRT Radiography R.T.(R) Certification Required.

• Current ARRT VI, CV, or CI Certification Required.

• Neuro Interventional Radiology Experience and GI Embolization Experience Required.

• BLS/BCLS Certification Required Within 30 Days of Hire; Must Be Available for Stroke Call, Weeknight, Weekend, and Holiday Coverage.

The Interventional Radiology Technologist will provide skilled technical support for complex image-guided and neurovascular procedures while maintaining high standards of patient and radiation safety.