Hartford HealthCare·Hartford, Connecticut
This role involves providing procedural care support and performing various radiologic diagnostic procedures within the Electrophysiology (EP) team, ensuring excellent patient care and strict adherence to radiation safety principles (ALARA). Key duties include performing diagnostic and therapeutic interventional procedures, scrubbing, circulating, monitoring patients, and accurately documenting all procedural data.
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This position is an integral member of the EP team providing procedural care support and a variety of radiologic diagnostic procedures while practicing excellent patient care and radiation safety, observing all principles to ALARA. Demonstrates efficiency in all EP procedures and equipment as applicable. Key Responsibilities
Performs diagnostic and therapeutic interventional procedures by selecting the correct exposure factors utilizing the assessment of patient age, pathology and diagnosis to produce technically accurate images to support quality diagnosis.
Participates in the primary roles of scrubbing, circulating and monitoring during procedures using proper sterile techniques to aid in the procedure and assist in the observation of patients.
Accurately record/document pertinent procedure data into log book, daily information sheet, and Radiology Information System [RIS]; transfers correctly annotated images into PACS.
Assesses physician’s order and patient’s CPOE requisition for completeness by reviewing the clinical information, pertinent laboratory results and patient’s chart to ensure proper patient preparation and correct procedure administered.
Practices radiation safety management through the appropriate use of shielding and selection of correct exposure factors while adhering to radiation standards in compliance with regulatory agencies and patient protection requirements.
Participates in performance improvement and continued quality improvement
Supervise radiology student during clinical rotation.
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Candidates must be graduates of an accredited Radiology program and hold an active CT State Radiographer license along with ARRT Registry (R) certification, plus current BLS and ACLS certifications. Preferred qualifications include a Bachelor's degree, two years of staff radiology technology experience, and one year of Cardiac Interventional Experience.
Market context
In Connecticut, allied-health laboratory roles are typically driven by steady hospital and health-system staffing needs, especially for candidates with current ASCP or AMT certification. These positions can be competitive because employers often prefer hospital lab experience and expect familiarity with routine clinical testing workflows. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here, then confirm your certification status and highlight any hospital lab experience in your application.