The Special Procedures Technologist at the Medical University of South Carolina performs complex interventional and imaging procedures in a cutting-edge academic medical center. Working within a collaborative, inclusive care team, this role operates advanced fluoroscopy and imaging equipment, ensures radiation safety, and maintains strict sterile technique. The technologist supports physicians during diagnostic and therapeutic procedures, prepares and educates patients, and documents all care in the EMR. MUSC offers opportunities for professional growth, participation in clinical research and education, and contribution to innovative, high-quality patient care aligned with our mission of compassion, excellence, and community engagement. Perform and assist with complex interventional and special procedures under physician direction Operate, calibrate, and troubleshoot fluoroscopy and advanced imaging equipment Prepare and position patients, ensuring safety, comfort, and radiation protection standards Administer contrast agents per protocol and monitor patients for adverse reactions Maintain accurate documentation, imaging records, and procedure logs in the EMR Collaborate with physicians, nurses, and ancillary staff to coordinate patient care Maintain sterile field and assist with device preparation and procedural supplies Adhere to MUSC and regulatory policies, including infection control and radiation safety Participate in quality improvement, competency validation, and continuing education Provide patient education regarding procedures and post‑procedure care Fluoroscopy operation and safety Interventional radiology/special procedures techniques Radiation protection and dose optimization Patient positioning and immobilization Contrast administration and IV access Sterile technique and procedure room setup Advanced imaging equipment troubleshooting Electronic Medical Record (EMR) documentation PACS and image management systems Cardiovascular and vascular anatomy knowledge Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance 401k Current ARRT (R) certification required; ARRT (CV) or (VI) strongly preferred Current state radiologic technologist license (as required by state regulations) Current Basic Life Support (BLS) certification Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) preferred or required within specified timeframe Demonstrated competency in fluoroscopic imaging and radiation safety practices Experience with EMR systems and PACS for image and data management
