F

Fresenius Medical Care

Operates dialysis facilities and renal care

Interventional Radiology Technologist

Diagnostics & Laboratory ProfessionalsConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Part-timeAugusta, GA, USANo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • A high school diploma is required.
  • Current ARRT certification and/or state licensure is required, as applicable under state regulations.
  • A current Basic Life Support (BLS) certification is required.
  • Working knowledge of interventional equipment, including C-Arm and ultrasound equipment.
  • Experience with interventional procedures and with using, ordering, and maintaining the required materials and supplies for each procedure.
  • Knowledge and experience of sterile techniques.
  • Knowledge of universal precautions and personal protective devices used when operating radiology systems.
  • Experience monitoring and maintaining inventory.
  • Proficiency in computers and related software, such as Microsoft Word and Excel.
  • Ability to lift, push, and pull up to 50 pounds and perform patient transfers and positioning for patients up to 400 pounds.
  • Ability to stand in a protective apron for up to 45–60 minutes.

Responsibilities

  • Assist physicians in performing interventional radiology procedures.
  • Operate and perform quality control of radiological equipment in accordance with organizational policies, procedures, and training.
  • Assist with inventory and supply management.
  • Prepare patients and procedure rooms for radiology procedures in compliance with organizational policies, procedures, and applicable state and federal regulations.
  • Review patient-specific procedure orders to determine needed materials and supplies.
  • Set up and stock procedure rooms and trays with supplies and equipment before procedures, and clean rooms and equipment after procedures.
  • Conduct and document necessary preparations of the patient and procedure room.
  • Explain procedures to patients, answer questions, and address concerns.
  • Prepare patients for surgical procedures by positioning, shaving, and prepping them.
  • Transfer and transport patients to and from procedure rooms.
  • Input patient data into the C-Arm.
  • Act as a scrub assistant during interventional procedures and administer fluoroscopy so physicians can view blood flow and identify areas needing intervention, while maintaining sterile technique and following applicable policies and regulations.
  • Follow HIPAA policies and standards for patient confidentiality.
  • Draw up intravenous medication and label it according to the organization's medication-labeling policy.
  • Process x-ray images and archive them to the image repository, CD, or DVD in accordance with policies, procedures, and state regulations for patient medical records.
  • Support and advance quality standards by meeting regulatory requirements and practicing continuous quality improvement, including using quality-improvement tools.
  • Assist with implementing organizational quality goals and facility-specific action plans.
  • Ensure medical records are accurate, complete, and compliant; maintain their integrity, file paperwork according to policy, and perform regular audits.
  • Maintain environmental integrity and aesthetics; keep areas clean, sanitary, and safe; and inspect equipment and instruments before and after procedures to ensure they are in proper working condition.
  • Recommend equipment replacement and repairs.
  • Assist with disposal of hazardous waste materials, dirty linen, and rugs.
  • Prepare, organize, and efficiently use supplies and equipment to prevent waste.
  • Attend and participate in Governing Body meetings, assist with agendas, and gather meeting data and materials.
  • Communicate effectively with physicians.
  • Attend and participate in continuous quality improvement meetings with physicians and report on assigned topics.
  • Work with physicians and staff to ensure required instruments and equipment are available.
  • Address physician concerns within areas of responsibility.
  • Assist with training and orienting new employees.
  • Ensure accurate and timely patient billing by reviewing procedures, documenting equipment charges, and verifying CPT and ICD-9 codes.
  • Assist with inventory, ordering supplies, and restocking supplies.
  • Act as Radiation Safety Officer, monitor radiation badges, and conduct radiation-safety in-services.
  • Participate in facility regulatory and accreditation surveys and in action plans addressing identified deficiencies.
  • Travel approximately 10% of the time.

Desired Qualifications

  • An associate's degree is desirable.
  • A bachelor's degree is strongly preferred.
  • An interventional radiology certificate is preferred.
  • Four to six years of related experience is desirable.
  • One year of experience is preferred for candidates with ARRT certification.

About the Company

Fresenius Medical Care

Operates dialysis facilities and renal care

Fresenius Medical Care North America provides renal care through a network of dialysis facilities and outpatient cardiac and vascular labs that deliver coordinated treatment for chronically ill patients. It also offers specialty pharmacy and laboratory services and manufactures and distributes dialysis equipment, disposables, and renal medicines. The company stands out by being the world’s largest fully integrated renal care provider with an extensive network that covers care delivery, drug and lab services, and product supply. Its goal is to ensure access to comprehensive, high-quality care for people with kidney and other chronic conditions across North America.

Company size
11-50
Company stage
Late Stage VC
Total funding
$40.2M
Headquarters
Waltham, MA
Founded
1996

Recently Posted Jobs

Explore more opportunities at Fresenius Medical Care

See more jobs