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Angiography Technologist

Posted 2 days ago

memorial healthPooler (GA)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$78000 - 94000 per year

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About the role

Memorial Health in Savannah, GA seeks an Angiography Technologist PRN to perform high-quality diagnostic and interventional angiographic procedures. In this PRN role, you will prepare and position patients, operate advanced angiography and imaging equipment, and support physicians during complex vascular procedures. You will ensure radiation safety, maintain sterile technique, and document all procedures accurately. Joining Memorial Health means working in a collaborative, patient-centered culture with opportunities to grow skills and contribute to community health. Perform diagnostic and interventional angiographic procedures per physician orders Prepare patients, obtain consent, and explain procedures to ensure safety and comfort Operate and troubleshoot angiography and imaging equipment Monitor patients’ status and respond to emergencies during procedures Maintain strict radiation safety and infection control standards Document procedures, imaging data, and patient information accurately Collaborate with physicians, nurses, and care teams for optimal outcomes Maintain supplies and ensure procedure rooms are clean and ready Participate in on-call or PRN coverage as scheduled Engage in ongoing education to stay current with imaging best practices Angiography imaging Interventional radiology procedures support Radiologic equipment operation Radiation safety and protection Sterile technique and infection control Patient positioning and monitoring Contrast media administration support Electronic medical record documentation Emergency response in procedural setting Anatomy and physiology knowledge Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance 401k Current ARRT (R) certification, with (CI) or (VI) preferred State of Georgia radiologic technologist license, if required Current BLS certification ACLS certification preferred Completed accredited radiologic technology program

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