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PRN Cardiac Catheterization Lab Technologist

Posted 3 days ago

memorial hermann health systemPoint (TX)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$34 - 49 per hour

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About the role

Perform specialized invasive radiology procedures in a cardiac catheterization lab, assisting physicians with patient preparation, imaging, and safe, high-quality care. Maintain patient records, monitor equipment, complete quality assurance, and report incidents or malfunctions. This PRN role requires one 10-hour shift per week and departmental emergency call. Prepare patients for invasive radiology procedures, explain procedures, and position patients for imaging. Assist physicians during specialized or invasive radiology procedures and administer contrast when needed. Select imaging techniques and ensure technical quality of radiologic images while following radiation safety procedures. Enter and monitor patient data. Perform radiology equipment quality assurance and support accreditation applications. Report accidents, complaints, and equipment malfunctions; take departmental emergency call. Radiologic imaging Cardiac catheterization procedures Invasive radiology procedures Patient positioning Contrast administration Radiation safety Imaging technique selection Image quality assurance Patient data entry and monitoring Radiology equipment quality assurance Graduate of an accredited school of Radiologic Technology Basic or Advanced Life Support certification Current or temporary Texas Medical Board license (MRT) Registered Radiology Technologist credential (ARRT-R)

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