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Interventional Radiology Technologist

Posted 2 days ago

uf healthJacksonville (FL)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$85000 - 105000 per year

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About the role

UF Health in Gainesville seeks an Interventional Technologist to support complex, minimally invasive procedures in a leading academic health center. In this role, you will prepare patients and procedure rooms, operate fluoroscopy and other imaging systems, and maintain strict sterile technique. You will monitor patients, manage contrast and supplies, and document accurately in the EHR. Working closely with physicians and nurses, you’ll contribute to innovative, patient-centered care while benefiting from a collaborative culture that promotes ongoing education, research, and professional growth. Prepare patients and procedure rooms for interventional radiology procedures Operate imaging equipment such as fluoroscopy under physician direction Maintain sterile technique and assist with catheter- and device-based interventions Monitor patient status, comfort, and safety throughout procedures Handle imaging data, documentation, and EHR updates accurately Manage supplies, contrast, and equipment setup and turnover Follow radiation safety, infection control, and hospital safety protocols Collaborate with physicians, nurses, and allied staff to optimize patient outcomes Educate patients and families on procedure expectations and post-procedure care Participate in quality improvement and ongoing training initiatives Interventional radiology procedures Fluoroscopy operation Catheter and guidewire handling Radiation safety and dose monitoring Sterile field setup and maintenance Contrast media administration Patient monitoring and vital signs Electronic Health Records (EHR) documentation Emergency response (BLS/ACLS) Infection control and safety protocols Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance 401k ARRT (R) certification preferred or equivalent radiologic technologist credential State radiologic technologist licensure as required BLS certification required; ACLS preferred Previous interventional radiology or cath lab experience preferred

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