Interventional Radiologic Technologist

Performs radiographic and/or provides patient care services and evaluates outcomes.

• Performs radiographic and/or medical imaging and related procedures to demonstrate structures for interpretations and/or therapeutic intervention by or at the request of the practitioner.
• Provides and documents correct hemodynamic data and other required information to interpreting provider.
• Provides safety measures for patients undergoing procedures.
• Performs and modifies patient care activities pre, intra, and post procedurally to encompass individual patient needs.
• Communicates variances or significant events/results to appropriate caregiver.
• Reports patient status and availability regularly.
• Maintains supplies and equipment inventory.
  • Stocks and prepares procedure rooms for daily cases.
  • Maintains inventory level to meet needs.
  • Orders supplies for diagnostic and interventional procedures daily.
• Maintains quality control and quality assurance for division equipment.
  • Performs quality monitoring activities for equipment, film, and radiation exposure.
  • Participates in quality assurance monitoring within the Division.
  • Assumes any applicable responsibility for assigned equipment; reporting any equipment malfunctions./or medical imaging and related

Education:  Associate's Degree from an accredited school in radiologic technology

Experience:  None

Licensure: Certification and registration as a radiological technologist through the American Registry of Radiological Technologists (ARRT). Must have a valid MS license.

Skills:

• Proficient skills using and operating equipment and instruments utilized in patient care procedures
• Skills and ability to interpret physicians' instruction
• Ability to care for incapacitated patients and to identify patient's needs.