The Interventional Technologist assists and performs all interventional and radiographic examinations within the Special Procedures department. They are responsible for providing care to patients of all age groups throughout the imaging process.
To assist/perform all interventional/radiographic examinations in Special Procedures.
Candidates must be graduates of an ARRT-recognized School of Radiologic Technology and hold relevant Florida state licensure or RCIS certification. A minimum of less than one year of general radiology experience with an emphasis on angio/interventional procedures is required.
Market context
Florida imaging services often seek interventional technologists as hospitals and outpatient teams support vascular and catheter-based procedures. These roles are competitive because employers usually want ARRT-recognized training, Florida licensure or RCIS certification, and some hands-on angio/interventional exposure. Review the procedure mix and schedule carefully, and use the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to quickly compare fit without reading the full posting.