Neuro Interventional Angio Radiology Tech

Johns Hopkins Medical Management Corporation•Baltimore, MD

46d•Onsite

About The Position

Seeking Neuro Interventional Angio Radiology Tech to Operate biplane Siemens Fluoro equipment to participate in Neuro Interventional radiology diagnostic and interventional procedures. Johns Hopkins Hospital is located in Baltimore, MD. Schedule: Rotating 4/10’s 7:00AM-5:30PM. Impactive Work: Contribute to the vital process of ensuring surgical instruments and equipment are sterile and ready for use in critical procedures. World-Class Environment: Work alongside some of the best healthcare professionals, including top nurses, physicians, and allied health experts. Cutting-Edge Innovation: Gain exposure to state-of-the-art technology and participate in groundbreaking medical research that shapes the future of healthcare. Competitive Pay. Benefits: Medical Dental, Vision coverage and more.... Pay Rate: $85.00 Per hour. If you're passionate about healthcare, thrive in a diverse team environment, and are eager to make a difference, Johns Hopkins Intrastaff is the place for you. Join us in delivering exceptional care and advancing medical science. Apply now and be a part of something extraordinary at Johns Hopkins Intrastaff!

Requirements

Minimum of high school diploma with a two year technical college, an Associate Degree.
ARRT (CV or VI) certified with current registration required.
Radiography license by the Maryland Board of Physicians required.
BLS & ACLS CPR certification required.
At least one experience in Radiologic/Interventional Neuro procedures.

Responsibilities

Consistently operates radiographic equipment and imaging systems as demonstrated by ability to perform required procedures.
Proficiently operates all ancillary equipment as outlined in the developmental resume tool.
Effectively and efficiently operates all emergency equipment such as defibrillator as demonstrated by participating in emergency events.
Delivers minimal dose levels to the patient while still achieving diagnostic images. Consistently ensures physicians practice radiation safety and comprehends dose level parameters.
Anticipates panning requirements, prior to physician’s requests. Collimates/filters in appropriate situations. Requires minimal input or direction from physicians.
Ensures all staff in procedure room is properly protected and are educated in ionizing radiation standards. Provides instructions/suggestions related to methods of reducing team members’ radiation exposure levels.
Ensures acquired films are formatted according to IRC/INR guidelines.
Reviews formatted films to ensure image quality after each procedure.
Takes appropriate action to rectify poor film quality. Seeks assistance to improve image quality or formatting skills when necessary.
Competent to operate the hemodynamic monitoring systems where applicable.
Complies with IRC/INR guidelines to ensure accurate input of information into database systems.