Job Title: Radiology Technologist
Job Specialty: Cardiovascular Invasive
Job Duration: 13 weeks
Shift: Day, 6:30 AM - 5 PM, 4x10 Hr
Guaranteed Hours: 40 hours per week
Experience: Minimum three (3) years of applicable experience
License: IEMA License in Radiology Technology
Certifications:
- BLS (American Heart Association)
- ACLS (American Heart Association)
- ARRT Registration in Radiology
Must-Have:
- Knowledge of hemodynamic concepts, cardiac anatomy, and physiology
- Experience in moderate sedation administration and policy protocol
- Advanced EKG interpretation and arrhythmia recognition
Job Description:
- Assist cardiologists in performing invasive coronary, vascular, and electrophysiologic diagnostic and therapeutic procedures.
- Set up and operate a variety of electrical and imaging equipment and computers.
- Display excellent judgment, problem-solving skills, and the ability to organize and prioritize based on procedural findings.
- Advocate for patient needs and ensure focused patient care by effectively communicating and educating during procedures.
- Recognize and assist with anesthesia needs for deeply sedated or anesthetized patients.
- Collaborate with research personnel in laboratory-based research.
- Ensure patient safety, satisfaction, and optimal outcomes through excellent communication and professional interaction with physicians.
- Collaborate with team members and other healthcare providers in planning procedure-specific patient care.
- Mentor and train team members to achieve a standard of excellence and optimal patient outcomes.
- Interact professionally with vendors to ensure safety and positive outcomes from product and equipment use.
- Manage and check equipment for adequate performance and safety, addressing any malfunctions promptly.
- Maintain and manage digital archiving systems for safe patient image and report storage.
- Demonstrate the ability to troubleshoot and solve equipment issues within the area.
- Prepare sterile fields and assist in procedures using aseptic techniques, such as passing sterile guidewires and catheters.
- Report significant observations and reactions, and document care provided.
- Accurately interpret EKGs and alert physicians of any irregular activity.
- Suggest equipment or procedural changes necessary for maintaining quality patient care and safety.
