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Job Description
Certification Details
ARRT registered
State of Wisconsin license as a Radiographer
Advanced certification through ARRT in ARRT-CI or ARRT-CV or ARRT-VI preferred
American Heart Association (AHA) Basic Life Support for the Healthcare Provider (BLS) or an AHA approved equivalent required within three months of hire
Job Details
Assists physicians with performance of interventional radiographic and related procedures for diagnostic interpretation and / or therapeutic interventions. Responsible for preparation, documentation of inventory of materials, supplies and coding used for interventional radiology services. Other duties as assigned.
Job Requirements
Additional technical courses and experience with progressive responsibility and experience in IR / NIR and or Cath Lab is required. One year of experience in an IR or Cath Lab setting is required. In-depth knowledge of the operation of interventional radiographic and related diagnostic and therapeutic equipment / supplies.
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