Interventional Technologist

Shift Information

Days, Full Time

Minimum Years of Experience

1.0

Position Summary

Under the general direction of the Radiology Manager and the supervision of the Lead IR Technologist, the Interventional Technologist (IR Tech) performs imaging procedures at a technical level that does not require direct supervision. The IR Tech is a Diagnostic Technologist who is cross-trained in Interventional Radiology. Responsibilities include operating X-ray equipment, preparing patient rooms, equipment, supplies, and contrast media. The Technologist will also be responsible for charging supplies and Current Procedural Terminology codes. The Interventional Technologist supports and contributes to the service excellence mission of the Radiology Department.

Education / Training / Experience

• Two years experience in diagnostic x-ray (preferred)
• Previous interventional experience (preferred)
• One year experience as a licensed Radiologic Technologist in an acute healthcare facility (preferred)

Licenses / Certifications

• Current full certificate of Radiologic Technology issued by the Department of Health Services, State of California (CRT) – minimum requirement
• Current CPR certification – minimum requirement
• ARRT and Fluoroscopy permit to be obtained within 6 months of hire – minimum requirement
• ARRT Advanced Level Interventional Certification (Cardiovascular Interventional Technology) – preferred

Skills / Knowledge / Abilities

The ideal candidate will demonstrate a thorough knowledge of human structure and function, patient care, positioning, principles of radiographic exposure, quality assurance, radiation physics, radiation protection, radiobiology, and specialized techniques as required for a radiologic technologist. Must be self-motivated with excellent communication skills and problem-solving abilities, capable of fulfilling the essential functions of the position.

Patients Served

This position is responsible for addressing the physiological, emotional, and cognitive needs of the following age groups of patients: Pediatric, adolescent, adult, and geriatric.