St. Joseph's Health
Interventional Radiology Technologist - Electrophysiology Lab
St. Joseph's Health, Syracuse, New York, United States
Electrophysiology Radiology Technologist
Under the general supervision of the EP Cardiologist, the Electrophysiology Radiology Technologist provides technical support and assistance to the physician during Electrophysiology procedures. The professional performs surgical scrub duties, hemodynamic monitoring, stimming, and circulates with all Electrophysiology procedures using clinical knowledge, technical skills, and professional judgment in accordance with professional and departmental standards and protocols.
Employment Details
Employment Type: Full time
Shift: 4/10s, 7:00 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. (Day Shift)
New Hire Sign on Bonus: $10,000
Pay Range: $37.60 – $56.40 per hour (may vary by location)
Education, Training, and Certification
Associate degree or certificate in Radiologic Technology.
Certification as a Radiologic Technologist (RT) or Radiology Technician (RTT) required.
Additional certification in Interventional or Cardiac Radiology (CIIP) preferred.
New York State Department of Health License with intravascular contrast injection 89.4 (injection license may be added upon hire).
Basic Life Support (BLS) certification required; ACLS provided upon hiring.
Duties and Responsibilities Pre‑procedure Preparation
Prepare the Electrophysiology suite and equipment for procedures.
Verify patient identification, medical history, and procedure details.
Assist in positioning patients comfortably and securely on the procedure table.
Provide patient education regarding the procedure and address any concerns.
Maintain radiation safety and infection control protocols.
Equipment Operation
Operate fluoroscopy, ultrasound, and other imaging equipment to visualize internal structures during procedures.
Adjust imaging parameters to optimize image quality while minimizing radiation exposure.
Ensure the functionality and cleanliness of equipment before and after each procedure.
Troubleshoot equipment malfunctions and escalate issues as necessary.
Assistance During Procedures
Assist radiologists and physicians in performing interventional procedures by scrubbing and performing post‑imaging manipulation of images.
Hand off sterile equipment and supplies to the procedural team as needed.
Assist with monitoring patient vital signs and comfort level throughout the procedure.
Utilize sterile or aseptic technique to scrub in and assist physicians with procedures per protocol.
Insert and remove venous and arterial access devices.
Manually inject contrast agent.
Monitor and manage cardiovascular hemodynamics.
Operate ancillary equipment as required by specific procedures.
Operate the cardiac stimulator proficiently and independently for ablation procedures.
Circulate within the procedure room and procure equipment required for any given procedure.
Post‑procedure Care
Transfer patients safely to recovery areas and provide post‑procedure care as directed.
Monitor patients for any signs of complications and report findings to the healthcare team.
Document procedure details, patient responses, and any adverse events accurately in medical records.
Collaboration and Communication
Communicate effectively with radiologists, physicians, nurses, and other team members to ensure smooth workflow and patient safety.
Participate in interdisciplinary meetings to discuss patient cases and treatment plans.
Establish effective working relationships and utilize a team approach to process improvement.
Learn new technical information and skills through attendance of periodic in‑service programs and participation in professional affiliation sessions.
Adhere to hospital confidentiality statement.
Utilize Material Safety Data Sheets within the service.
Follow established hospital policy and procedures related to job function.
Work Environment and Hazards Clinical setting. Exposure Class I.
Physical Demands Medium work: standing, walking, sitting, lifting, carrying, pushing and pulling.
EEO Statement We are an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, veteran status, or any other status protected by federal, state, or local law.
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Employment Details
Employment Type: Full time
Shift: 4/10s, 7:00 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. (Day Shift)
New Hire Sign on Bonus: $10,000
Pay Range: $37.60 – $56.40 per hour (may vary by location)
Education, Training, and Certification
Associate degree or certificate in Radiologic Technology.
Certification as a Radiologic Technologist (RT) or Radiology Technician (RTT) required.
Additional certification in Interventional or Cardiac Radiology (CIIP) preferred.
New York State Department of Health License with intravascular contrast injection 89.4 (injection license may be added upon hire).
Basic Life Support (BLS) certification required; ACLS provided upon hiring.
Duties and Responsibilities Pre‑procedure Preparation
Prepare the Electrophysiology suite and equipment for procedures.
Verify patient identification, medical history, and procedure details.
Assist in positioning patients comfortably and securely on the procedure table.
Provide patient education regarding the procedure and address any concerns.
Maintain radiation safety and infection control protocols.
Equipment Operation
Operate fluoroscopy, ultrasound, and other imaging equipment to visualize internal structures during procedures.
Adjust imaging parameters to optimize image quality while minimizing radiation exposure.
Ensure the functionality and cleanliness of equipment before and after each procedure.
Troubleshoot equipment malfunctions and escalate issues as necessary.
Assistance During Procedures
Assist radiologists and physicians in performing interventional procedures by scrubbing and performing post‑imaging manipulation of images.
Hand off sterile equipment and supplies to the procedural team as needed.
Assist with monitoring patient vital signs and comfort level throughout the procedure.
Utilize sterile or aseptic technique to scrub in and assist physicians with procedures per protocol.
Insert and remove venous and arterial access devices.
Manually inject contrast agent.
Monitor and manage cardiovascular hemodynamics.
Operate ancillary equipment as required by specific procedures.
Operate the cardiac stimulator proficiently and independently for ablation procedures.
Circulate within the procedure room and procure equipment required for any given procedure.
Post‑procedure Care
Transfer patients safely to recovery areas and provide post‑procedure care as directed.
Monitor patients for any signs of complications and report findings to the healthcare team.
Document procedure details, patient responses, and any adverse events accurately in medical records.
Collaboration and Communication
Communicate effectively with radiologists, physicians, nurses, and other team members to ensure smooth workflow and patient safety.
Participate in interdisciplinary meetings to discuss patient cases and treatment plans.
Establish effective working relationships and utilize a team approach to process improvement.
Learn new technical information and skills through attendance of periodic in‑service programs and participation in professional affiliation sessions.
Adhere to hospital confidentiality statement.
Utilize Material Safety Data Sheets within the service.
Follow established hospital policy and procedures related to job function.
Work Environment and Hazards Clinical setting. Exposure Class I.
Physical Demands Medium work: standing, walking, sitting, lifting, carrying, pushing and pulling.
EEO Statement We are an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, veteran status, or any other status protected by federal, state, or local law.
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