Interventional Technologist

Job Title: Interventional Technologist
Location: Tulsa, OK 74136
Duration: 3 + months

Shift: Tuesday–Friday, 7:00 AM–5:30 PM (with call)
Shift Type: Day Shift


Job Summary:
Provides advanced procedural and radiologic support to physicians; maintains a clean, well-stocked work environment; assists with pre- and post-procedural patient care; and rotates on-call responsibilities.


Key Responsibilities:

• Assist physicians during procedures in a sterile environment and provide patient care before and after procedures.
• Collect, assess, and document patient data with the multidisciplinary team.
• Record procedural and medical care events in Epic.
• Manage imaging and troubleshoot equipment issues.
• Provide care during various non-cardiac procedures (e.g., thrombectomies, angioplasty, biopsies, line placements, embolization, stent placements, and IVC filters).
• Adhere to the Universal Protocol for invasive procedures.
• Anticipate potential problems, adapt priorities, and plan independently.
• Monitor patients under moderate sedation; implement comfort measures as needed.
• Verify informed consent prior to procedures.
• Operate specialized equipment (e.g., rotational angiography, ultrasound guidance, contrast injectors).
• Attend vendor in-services; act as a resource for new technology and protocol implementation.
• Maintain aseptic environment; ensure all supplies and equipment are ready for daily use.
• Support departmental goals through continuing education and quality improvement initiatives.
• Maintain professional standards aligned with ARRT and ASRT guidelines.
• Train and mentor new personnel.
   

• Exercises independent judgment in a complex technical environment.
• Coordinates and leads activities of others (without direct supervision).
• Works directly with patients, physicians, and other healthcare staff both in person and via phone.

• Minimum 6 months of related radiologic experience.
• Basic computer proficiency.
• Strong knowledge of moderate sedation processes and interventional radiology equipment.
• Excellent interpersonal, written, and verbal communication skills.
• Ability to prioritize and manage workload effectively.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
• Ability to work independently and collaboratively.
• Consistent demonstration of ethical and professional behavior.
• Capable of wearing lead aprons for extended periods.

• Completion of an accredited Radiologic Technology Program

• Registered Radiologic Technologist (ARRT)
• Basic Life Support (AHA)