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Vascular Interventional Radiologic Technologist II

Posted 3 days ago

medstar healthSimpsonville (MD)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$42.82 - 71.16 per hour

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About the role

Perform vascular, cardiac, angiographic, therapeutic, and interventional procedures at MedStar Union Memorial Hospital. Provide patient care and monitoring before, during, and after procedures; operate imaging equipment; assist physicians with guide wires and catheters; and maintain records, supplies, and patient flow. Perform angiographic, therapeutic, interventional, electrophysiology, and ablation procedures. Administer contrast media and assist physicians with guide wires and catheters. Monitor patient hemodynamics, vital signs, and electrocardiographic activity during procedures. Prepare patients and sterile trays, review medical history and lab work, and provide patient education. Manage post-procedure insertion sites, discharge instructions, transportation, and handoffs to receiving units. Operate imaging and emergency equipment, maintain records and supplies, and support patient scheduling and flow. Interventional radiology procedures Cardiac catheterization Angiographic imaging Contrast media administration Hemodynamic monitoring Electrocardiographic monitoring Electrophysiology and ablation procedures Sterile tray preparation Guide wire and catheter assistance Radiologic imaging equipment operation ARRT certification or registration Maryland Radiology Technologist license ACLS certification or eligibility Completion of an AMA-approved radiologic technology program of at least two years

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