Cardiac Interventional Radiographer

The Employee Connect•San Jose, CA

11d•Onsite

About The Position

A leading regional healthcare provider is hiring a Cardiac Interventional Radiographer to scrub cases in its cardiac catheterization lab. The technologist supports physicians during diagnostic and interventional cardiac procedures while helping maintain patient safety. This is a permanent, direct-hire, full-time, onsite opportunity in San Jose, California, with a cath lab schedule and call rotation. The role is presented by The Employee Connect. The successful candidate is a registered radiographer with hands-on cath lab scrub experience who can remain calm and focused during complex interventional cases. The candidate should know the devices, anticipate physician needs, prioritize patient safety and radiation protection, work effectively with a cardiovascular team, and be comfortable taking scheduled call. Dependability, attention to detail, and readiness to prepare rooms for routine and urgent procedures are important.

Requirements

ARRT registration in radiography.
Active California radiologic technologist certification, or eligibility to obtain it before starting.
Cardiac cath lab scrub experience.
Current BLS and ACLS certifications.
Ability to wear lead aprons and stand for long procedures.
Willingness to take call as scheduled.

Nice To Haves

RCIS or ARRT cardiac interventional certification.
Electrophysiology or structural heart case experience.
Experience in a high-volume interventional lab.
Epic electronic health record experience.
Experience within a large integrated health system.

Responsibilities

Scrub diagnostic and interventional cardiac catheterization procedures.
Prepare sterile fields, instruments, catheters, and devices for each case.
Operate fluoroscopy and imaging equipment while following radiation safety practices.
Assist physicians with stents, balloons, and closure devices.
Monitor patients and respond quickly to changes during procedures.
Maintain supplies, equipment readiness, and room turnover.
Document procedures accurately in the electronic health record.