Tech IR/Special Procedures

Job Title

Interventional Radiology / Special Procedures Technologist

Location

Charlotte, NC

Schedule / Job Type

Contract | Full-Time | Onsite | Days | 8-Hour Shifts (8:30–17:00) | Monday–Friday | Call rotation required (one day per week) | Weekend requirement every 6–7 weeks

Key Responsibilities

• Perform a wide range of interventional radiology and special procedures including angioplasty, embolization, thrombolysis/thrombectomy, stent placements, nephrostomy, biliary drainage, TIPS, and stroke intervention procedures
• Operate and maintain fluoroscopy equipment including single-plane and biplane imaging systems; utilize PACS for image management
• Function in procedural roles including equipment setup, room circulator, and scrub technologist while maintaining a sterile field
• Perform venous access procedures including central venous access and PICC line placement
• Apply professional knowledge including 3D imaging, isolation precautions/PPE, and participation in rapid response/code team activations
• Stock and maintain supplies and equipment inventory within the interventional radiology suite

Required Qualifications

• Minimum of 2 years of Interventional Radiology and Special Procedures experience required
• First-time travelers will not be accepted; prior travel experience required
• ARRT certification required
• BLS certification required
• Proficiency with Fluoroscopy required
• Experience with EPIC and Pyxis systems required

Preferred Experience / Skills

• Previous experience at a stroke-certified hospital preferred
• ARRT CI and/or ARRT VI certifications preferred
• Experience with GE Innova IGS, Siemens imaging systems, and ultrasound preferred
• Familiarity with dialysis graft interventions, upper and lower extremity angiography, vascular closure systems, and EKG lead placement preferred

Why Join Us

• Gain hands-on experience with a high-volume, advanced interventional radiology program performing complex and diverse procedures including stroke intervention, chemoembolization, and Therasphere mapping and infusion
• Work within a structured, supportive unit environment with a defined call rotation and no float requirement