Job Title: Interventional Radiology Technician
Location: Morristown, NJ, 07960
Duration: 3 months with the possibilities of extension
Shift Hours: 5 days : 9a-5pm or 4x10 hour shift: 7a-5pm
Job Description:
• 3-5 years Interventional Radiology technologist experience or Cardiac vascular technologist with radiological NJ Licensure ARRT
• 5 days a week or 4- 10-hour shifts per week.
• On Call required every 4th weekend for 24 hours and weekday on-call commitment.
• Assist proceduralist during complex diagnostic and interventional vascular, neuro-interventional cases with scrubbing side by side with specialty proceduralist
• Strong knowledge with Floor and ceiling mounted fluoroscopic modality machines
• The ability to identify, retrieve, and Circulate complex products during interventional procedural cases
• The ability to critically think during neuro-interventional cases and complex cases to assist proceduralist
• The ability to operate power injection of iodinated contrast media device during diagnostic and interventional procedures
• Strong communication skills using closed loop communication
• The ability to maintain sterile technique and maintain infection prevention measures to set up procedural trays for case load
• Positively contribute to a multi-disciplinary team of with nurses, radiologist, and vascular surgeons
• Knowledge of documentation in electronic medical record and send images to Sectra/PACs system
• Groin management post intervention
• Demonstrate the ability to provide high quality care in a fast paced environment
• BLS from an approved AHS credentialed American heart association or a BLS accredited with skill demonstration in basic life support measures
• Current licensure with the certification with ARRT NJ state ( defined in above JD.)
• This role is similar to a cardiovascular technologist ( CVT) but MUST have radiographic licensure to operate x-ray fluoroscopic modalities.

Skills:
3-5 years of experience as Interventional Radiologic technologist or a Cardio-Vascular technologist with NJ radiographic licensure.

Education:
• BLS from an approved AHS credentialed American heart association or a BLS accredited with skill demonstration in basic life support measures