The Interventional Special Procedures Technologist supports radiology, vascular surgery, and neurointerventional procedures, including interventional body, neuro, and vascular procedures. Work takes place in settings such as Interventional Radiology, the cath lab, hybrid rooms, operating rooms, and outpatient procedure rooms. The technologist is responsible for radiographic procedures and quality control within interventional, neurointerventional, and vascular specialties, and assists physicians as a scrub technologist. The role includes managing imaging documentation and supplies; educating and reassuring patients and families; producing high-quality exams; preparing advanced procedure suites and specialized equipment; assisting with complex interventions and intra-procedure imaging; maintaining sterile technique; and following patient-safety, quality-assurance, confidentiality, and radiation-safety practices. The position includes a variable 10-hour shift, weekend work as needed, and on-call participation, including at least one weekend on-call shift per month plus assigned weeknight coverage.
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Full-time
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