Vascular Rad Tech/IR Tech

Radiology Technologist

The Radiology Technologist (R.T.), under minimal supervision, performs a variety of duties as a member of the surgical team. The R.T. conducts x-ray procedures in the operating and special procedure rooms, processes images, and ensures proper equipment calibration. They may assist in preparing supplies/equipment for cases and contribute to case prep for the following day.

Essential Duties / Responsibilities :

• Assemble supplies and positioning aids per physician preference cards.
• Test and monitor radiology equipment for proper function.
• Ensure all personnel are shielded before activating x-ray.
• Maintain aseptic technique during procedures.
• Remain available during procedures for timely support.
• Follow federal/state regulations and manufacturer guidelines.
• Document radiation exposure in patient records.
• Assist with inventory control and suite turnover/cleaning.
• Provide support to staff, physicians, and visitors using strong guest relations.
• Serve as a resource to other staff members.
• Follow all infection control and OSHA guidelines, including PPE use.
• Participate in staff education, QI activities, and staff meetings.
• Maintain required certifications and assist in emergencies.
• Support new employee/student orientation and training.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

Required Skills / Abilities:

• Strong interpersonal and communication skills.
• Ability to work independently and prioritize tasks effectively.
• Manual dexterity and attention to detail for handling instruments.
• Ability to stay calm and function well under pressure in surgical settings.

Education and Experience:

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• Graduate of an accredited Radiologic Technologist program.
• R.T. Certification and Fluoroscopy Permit required.
• Current CPR certification required.

Requirements:

• Prolonged standing, especially at sterile field.
• Ability to lift and carry up to 40 pounds. (equipment, trays, or patients).
• Requires manual dexterity, hearing, and near vision.
• Potential exposure to blood, body fluids, chemicals, and equipment hazards.