Radiology Technologist Intern - Radiology

Job Title: Radiology Tech/Lic. Cardio-Vascular

Unit: Cath/EP Lab

Shift: Full Time-Days(7:30 a-5:30p)

Facility: Miami Valley Hospital

Position Summary
General Summary/Responsibilities:
Performs advanced practice cardiac cath and peripheral angiography, electrophysiologic studies, therapeutic 
interventional procedures, and cardiac device implantation procedures. Provides peri-procedural care and education 
for patients. Assists cardiologists and other specialists performing diagnostic and interventional procedures. 
Maintains records and documentation for procedures. Consistently performs duties and is fully trained in both the 
Cath lab and EP lab.

Education
Minimum Level of Education Required: Associate degree
Additional requirements:
▪ Type of degree: Health Science
▪ Area of study or major: Radiology and/or Cardiovascular Technology
▪ Preferred educational qualifications: N/A
▪ Position specific testing requirement: N/A
Licensure/Certification/Registration
▪ Amer Reg of Radiologic Tech 
▪ Lcnsd Radiology Technologist
▪ BLS–Basic Life Support
▪ ACLS Adv Cardiac Life Support – within 90 days of hire.

Experience
Minimum Level of Experience Required: 1 - 3 years of job-related experience
Prior job title or occupational experience: Special Procedures, Cardiovascular Laboratory, or Equivalent
Prior specific functional responsibilities: N/A
Preferred experience: N/A
Other experience requirements: N/A

Knowledge/Skills
▪ Knowledge of normal and common variants of cross-sectional anatomy and the human vascular 
structure.
▪ Knowledge and basic operation and performance of angiographic equipment.
▪ Basic computer literacy and applications for data entry, record maintenance.
▪ Ability to recognize life threatening conditions and implement basic life sustaining actions.
▪ Ability to accurately position the body for imaging. Utilize techniques to physically manipulate and 
apply accessories to produce a desired image.
▪ Ability to select technical factors and operate imaging equipment to produce quality diagnostic 
images.
▪ Use of beam restricting devices, patient shielding techniques, proper screen-film combinations, 
assessment and implementation of appropriate exposure factors to minimize radiation exposure.