Travel Interventional Radiology (IR) - $3,094 per week in Golden, CO

Job Title: Interventional Technologist IV Profession: Interventional Technologist Specialty: - Duration: 13 weeks Shift: 4x10 Day Hours per Shift: 10 Experience: Minimum 1 year of vascular/interventional imaging experience preferred License: Must be registered in ARRT(R)(CV/V) Certifications: Fluoroscopy certification required Must-Have: Knowledge of vascular anatomy and skill in recognition of normal and abnormal variants; knowledge of radiation safety Description: Interventional Technologist IV will, in collaboration with the team lead, practice and promote exceptional service behaviors, strategies, and priorities. Material and equipment involved include interventional radiology equipment, multiple computer systems, personal protective equipment, pneumatic tube systems, ultrasound equipment, CT equipment, and non-invasive blood pressure monitors.

Job Title: Interventional Technologist IV Profession: Interventional Technologist Specialty: - Duration: 13 weeks Shift: 4x10 Day Hours per Shift: 10 Experience: Minimum 1 year of vascular/interventional imaging experience preferred License: Must be registered in ARRT(R)(CV/V) Certifications: Fluoroscopy certification required Must-Have: Knowledge of vascular anatomy and skill in recognition of normal and abnormal variants; knowledge of radiation safety Description: Interventional Technologist IV will, in collaboration with the team lead, practice and promote exceptional service behaviors, strategies, and priorities. Responsible for the operation of angiographic equipment. Performs vascular/interventional radiography procedures resulting in quality patient care and radiographic images necessary for the diagnosis of disease and/or treatment. Selects appropriate imaging techniques and protocols to complete the exam. Receives patients, explains the method of examination, and positions the patient, performs IV puncture, and administers IV contrast agent when indicated. Independently performs and completes routine examinations. Meets the needs of the patient, family, and multi-disciplinary team through effective communication, coordination, and documentation ensuring safety, care, courtesy, and efficiency. Actively participates in quality initiatives to ensure the highest level of patient satisfaction, the highest level of patient care, and workflow efficiencies. Material and equipment involved include interventional radiology equipment, multiple computer systems, personal protective equipment, pneumatic tube systems, ultrasound equipment, CT equipment, and non-invasive blood pressure monitors. Invasive procedures, pulse oximetry, angiographic and interventional catheters, PACS, wheelchairs, stretchers, mobilizers, IVs, and I-meds will also be utilized. Familiarity with HIS/RIS, telephones, paging devices, computers, printers, fax machines, EKG monitors, laser printers, stethoscopes, sphygmomanometers, portable oxygen E tanks, COR carts, and defibrillators is required. Proper handling of life support devices and equipment is essential. Weekend, holiday, and call schedules are required. May be requested to work a shift other than the normal assigned shift to accommodate patient needs and volume. A personal radiation monitoring badge (dosimeter) is required for this assignment. Providers are encouraged to use an existing badge from a previous employer or assignment when available. If a new badge is issued, prior exposure history will not be reflected.