The Interventional Radiology Technologist assists radiologists, surgeons, and/or anesthesiologists with diagnostic angiographic, complex peripheral, and neurointerventional procedures. The role measures vascular parameters, including blood flow velocity, vascular dynamics, intravascular pressure, oximetry, trans-hepatic pressure, and pulmonary pressure. The technologist assists throughout catheterization procedures, including catheter insertion, operation of electronic instruments, and calculation of vascular dynamic data. Duties also include performing 3-D angiography catheter volume measurements, intraprocedural CT scans, and ultrasound for vascular access. Independent judgment and discretion are expected. The technologist provides clinical support, works as a scrub technologist and circulator, helps coordinate and schedule procedures, assists with equipment, supplies, and inventory, and supports patient follow-up as needed. The role also contributes to staff and student education, quality improvement, and compliance with clinical, radiation, and general safety standards.
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