Interventional Radiology Technologist

Shift: Day

Job type: Per Diem

Position Summary:

Reporting to the Director of Imaging Services and/or designee, the Diagnostic Imaging Technologist is responsible for radiological care to patients of all ages, for the purpose of diagnosis and/or treatment of anatomical and physiologic disorders using ionizing radiation.  Must have working knowledge of conventional Radiology.  Must be able to operate all X-ray equipment and PACS.  Prepares exam room, equipment, supplies and medications for patient’s procedures and is responsible for patient education.   Proven competency in addition to conventional radiography, working knowledge in at least one other area CT, MRI, or Interventional Radiology if applicable competencies are met.  May be required to take call. 

1 year experience preferred for additional modalities.

License/Certificates/Credentials: 

• Current BLS for Healthcare Providers. 
• Must be licensed and hold current certification in Radiologic Technology by the State of California, Radiological Health Section, Department of Health,
• Current license by the American Registry of Radiologic Technology (ARRT), 
• Current Fluoroscopy permit.  If no current Fluoroscopy permit at time of hire, must obtain Fluoroscopy, permit within six (6) months of employment at DMC.  If permit is not obtained at the conclusion of six (6), months, employment with DMC will be terminated.

Physical Demands: 

• Frequent standing/walking. 
• Lift/position up to 50 lbs. 
• Push/pull up to 50 lbs of force. 
• Transfer patients, reaching, stooping, bending, kneeling, crouching, manual dexterity and mobility, touch, auditory and visual perception and acuity, adequate vocal pitch and volume, 
• ability to move quickly.

Vision Requirements: Ability to adjust vision sufficiently to perform duties

Working Conditions: Regularly exposed to the risk of contagious and blood borne diseases, subject to varying and unpredictable situations, exposure to unpleasant elements (accidents, injuries, illness), emergency and crisis situations, subject to irregular hours, increased stress due to multiple calls and inquiries, occasional exposure to radiation hazards, radioactive substances and biohazard material.

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