Travel Interventional Radiology (IR) - $3,560 per week in Royal Oak, MI

Job Title: Senior Special Procedure Technologist Profession: Technologist Specialty: Interventional Duration: 14 weeks Shift: Days Hours per Shift: 10 hours Experience: Minimum 3 years of relevant experience License: Associate's Degree in Interventional Radiology or equivalent in cardiovascular technology/basic science, Paramedic license, or Exercise Physiologist training. The incumbent may be required to perform IV starts, prepare patients, monitor hemodynamics, operate equipment, document procedures, manage vascular access sites, and provide patient and family education.

Job Title: Senior Special Procedure Technologist Profession: Technologist Specialty: Interventional Duration: 14 weeks Shift: Days Hours per Shift: 10 hours Experience: Minimum 3 years of relevant experience License: Associate's Degree in Interventional Radiology or equivalent in cardiovascular technology/basic science, Paramedic license, or Exercise Physiologist training. Certifications: BLS, ARRT - VI or CV Must-Have: Expertise in provided clinical skills. Description: The Senior Special Procedure Technologist provides direct care pre, intra, and post for patients undergoing heart and vascular procedures to assist physicians. This role delivers quality patient and family-centered care. The incumbent may be required to perform IV starts, prepare patients, monitor hemodynamics, operate equipment, document procedures, manage vascular access sites, and provide patient and family education. Responsibilities include monitoring patients undergoing routine invasive interventional procedures. The technologist provides intra-procedural technical support and maintains quality patient and family-centered care. The incumbent may be required to perform and record hemodynamic and physiologic waveforms and calculations. Effective communication with co-workers, physicians, patients, families, and ancillary departments is essential while demonstrating professional standards. Quality assurance checks on technical equipment are performed regularly. Maintaining radiation safety standards for staff and patients in compliance with safety guidelines is necessary. On-call duty is required as per department schedule. Training to less experienced technologists may be part of the responsibilities. The technologist must be able to assist physicians using sterile technique and participate fully in various imaging modalities and procedures. Understanding and utilization of advanced techniques and equipment relevant to the specific departments is required. Physical demands include lifting, pushing, pulling, and carrying requirements as specified. The role involves frequent standing and walking, with occasional reaching and handling tasks. Visual acuity and color vision are necessary for the performance of duties.