Interventional Radiology Technician

The Interventional Radiology Technologist plays a critical role in the healthcare team, specializing in assisting physicians during interventional radiology procedures.

This position requires a strong understanding of radiologic imaging equipment, patient care, and sterile techniques.

The Interventional Radiology Technologist ensures the safe and effective delivery of diagnostic and therapeutic procedures while maintaining the highest standards of patient care and safety.

• Procedure Assistance - Assist physicians in performing a variety of interventional radiology procedures including but not limited to angiography, embolization, stenting, biopsies, and drain placements.
• Equipment Preparation - Set up and operate specialized radiologic imaging equipment such as fluoroscopy machines, ultrasound machines, and angiography systems.
• Patient Care - Prepare patients for procedures by explaining the process. Monitor patients throughout procedures.
• Sterile Technique - Maintain sterile fields during procedures. Adhere to strict protocols for instrument sterilization and cleanliness.
• Imaging Quality Assurance - Ensure high-quality radiographic images are obtained during procedures, adjusting equipment settings as needed.
• Safety Compliance - Adhere to radiation safety protocols. Implement safety measures.
• Documentation - Accurately document patient information, procedure details, and any adverse events in electronic medical records or other documentation systems.