Description

American Traveler is hiring an Interventional Radiology Technologist with at least 1 year of IR or Cath Lab experience for a 13-week contract in a Diagnostic Imaging department.

Details

• Works in a hospital-based Diagnostic Imaging/Interventional Radiology department
• Procedures include vascular and non-vascular interventional cases and cardiac catheterization (excluding EP and structural components)
• Performs imaging, scrub, and hemodynamic monitor roles depending on daily assignment
• Uses fixed fluoroscopy equipment, portable ultrasound, and IVUS
• Charting and charge entry performed in Epic
• 3x8-hour day shifts, 9:00 AM – 5:30 PM

Requirements

• Graduate of an accredited Radiologic Technology program; BS in Radiologic Science or Medical Imaging preferred
• Minimum of 1 year of experience in IR and/or Cath Lab managing fluoroscopy and scrubbing interventional cases; 3+ years preferred with experience in the monitor role
• Current ARRT certification with RT(R) designation
• Current BLS and ACLS required
• Oregon State licensure issued by OBMI required (license required if applicable)
• Experience with Epic preferred
• Proficiency with fixed fluoroscopy equipment, portable ultrasound, and IVUS
• Familiarity with vascular anatomy, catheter selection, device sizing, and sterile technique
• Bilingual English/Spanish preferred

Additional Information

• Rotates across three procedural roles: imaging technologist, scrub technologist, and primary hemodynamic monitor technologist
• Scrub role includes preparation of sterile instruments, guidewires, catheters, sheaths, embolic materials, and procedural trays
• Monitor role includes documenting hemodynamic data, pressures, contrast usage, implants, and procedural events using physiological monitoring systems
• Performs sheath pulls and vascular access management as needed
• Participates in contrast allergy identification and pre-procedure planning in collaboration with nursing and physicians
• Assists with supply management, room turnover, equipment checks, radiation dose tracking, and equipment service reporting
• Specialty certifications such as RCIS or NIH Stroke Scale are preferred