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Job Title:Neuro Interventional Radiology Technologist - IRP $7,500 Sign - on - BonusDepartment:University Hospital | Operating RoomThe Interventional Radiological Technologist performs invasive angiographic/cardiovascular/interventional imaging procedures for the diagnosis of disease and injury.
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In addition, the position provides patient education and performs quality assessment activities for the division, under the direction of the Imaging Supervisor/Manager. The Diagnostic division encompasses stationary and portable radiographic and fluoroscopic equipment located in University Hospital, East Hospital, Brain and Spine Hospital, Dodd Rehabilitation Hospital, Harding Hospital, James Cancer Hospital and OSUWMC Ambulatory Imaging locations.
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Directly responsible to the Imaging Supervisor/Manager. Selects proper imaging parameters on individual patient basis, safely operates equipment in accordance with imaging guidelines by the state and national organizations.
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