Interventional Radiology- RT(R) PRN

Produces quality digital images to demonstrate the peripheral, viscera, and neurovascular system and/or non-vascular imaging performed in the Interventional Radiology Laboratory.

Responsibilities

Produces quality digital images to demonstrate the peripheral, viscera, and neurovascular system and/or non-vascular imaging performed in the Interventional Radiology Laboratory; Selects, implements, and modifies exam technical protocols to produce diagnostic digital images; Demonstrates technical skill as a scrub technologist; Assists credentialed radiologists in imaging and revascularization procedures; Provides technical support to credentialed interventional angiographers in implementation of vanguard technologies; Provides proper pre and post procedure care; Prepares equipment, tray preparation, and contrast media for ordered exams; Assists in development and maintenance of laboratory records; Performs Universal Time-Out to verify appropriateness and correctness of patient exam; Cooperates as a team player with nursing unit staff and physicians; Functions in patient emergencies; Assists and coordinates in scheduling patients; Instructs patients and alleviates fears; Assists in performance of daily quality control testing of equipment

Requirements

Graduate of AMA approved School of Radiologic Technology; ARRT Registration; 1-3 years Radiology experience in Hospital/Trauma environment; 1+ years experience specific to Special Procedures (non-specific to Cath. Lab.); Knowledge of sterile techniques; Must be able to recognize needs and behaviors of a variety of age groups of patients; Proficient in operation of basic angiographic equipment; Computer literate; Knowledge of Special Procedure Services; ARRT Registry first year of employment; CPR Certification within six months of employment; IEMA License; 30 hours of worked or on call per month; 1-2 years of IR experience required; Able to respond to request to work on short notice; Flexible in starting times to meet demand; Must be able to transport, move, and lift patients; Must be able to take call (every third week cycle); Must be able to work under stressful conditions; Willing to work overtime as requested; Ability to lift up to 35 pounds without assistance; NIH Stroke Scale annual education; Total of 8 hours of stroke education/year; Comply with mandatory DiMedici Computer Program for Fire Safety, MRI Safety, and Universal Precautions; Maintain CPR Certification; Maintain professional decorum and adhere to dress code; Maintain appropriate competencies as defined by ACR, Accrediting Organization, IEMA, IRSRT and ASRT; Must be able to effectively communicate and work well with other staff; Basic/Advanced knowledge of anatomy, radiographic equipment, vascular and interventional procedures

Nice to have

Basic computer skills preferred; prior experience with various age groups is preferred