St. Elizabeth Healthcare·Edgewood, Kentucky
The Cardiovascular Radiologic Technologist operates specialized imaging equipment to assist cardiologists during diagnostic and therapeutic catheterization procedures. They are responsible for maintaining patient safety, applying radiation protection principles, and ensuring high-quality image production.
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Scheduled Hours: 40
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The Cardiovascular Radiologic Technologist I is a health care professional that, through the utilization of specialized equipment and under the direction of a qualified cardiologist assists procedures on adult patients resulting in accurate diagnosis and/or optimal treatment of congenital or acquired heart and/or peripheral vascular disease while maintaining maximum patient safety. CVRT-I is primarily responsible for employing imaging techniques and operation of X-Ray and other related equipment. Demonstrate respect, dignity, kindness and empathy in each encounter with all patients, families, visitors and other employees regardless of cultural background.
Specialized Knowledge: Understanding of radiation protection and sterile technique
Licensed RT with adequate clinical experience from an approved program.
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Candidates must be graduates of an accredited Radiologic Technology program and hold current ARRT(R) registration. Additionally, they must possess or obtain Kentucky and Indiana state licensure, as well as CPR and ACLS certifications.
Market context
In Kentucky, allied-health laboratory roles are typically driven by steady demand in hospitals, clinics, and diagnostic settings that need staff who can meet CLIA 88 standards and follow regulatory procedures. These positions are competitive because employers often look for a baccalaureate degree plus MLS, MT, or MLT (ASCP) certification or eligibility within one year. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your certification timeline and prepare examples of compliance-focused lab work.