Travel Interventional Radiology Technician; Neuro​/Stroke

Position Overview

Magnet Medical is seeking a Travel Interventional Radiology Technologist for a 13‑week assignment in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. The role involves assisting with minimally invasive procedures using imaging technologies such as fluoroscopy, CT, and ultrasound, and working closely with interventional radiologists and the medical team.

• Specialty:
  Interventional Radiology Technologist
• Discipline:
  Allied Health Professional
• Start Date:
  
  03/09/2026
• Duration: 13 weeks
• Hours:
  
  40 per week (10‑hour shifts)
• Employment Type:
  
  Travel

• Prepare the interventional radiology suite by ensuring all imaging equipment, sterile instruments, and supplies are available and functioning.
• Review patient information, medical history, and previous imaging studies to ensure the correct procedure and appropriate imaging protocols.
• Verify patient identity, allergies, and consent forms before the procedure begins.
• Explain the procedure to the patient, address concerns, and provide reassurance to reduce anxiety.

• Assist the interventional radiologist in performing a wide range of minimally invasive procedures, including angiograms, biopsies, catheter placements, stent insertions, and drain placements.
• Operate imaging equipment (fluoroscopy, CT scan, or ultrasound) to guide the physician, ensuring accurate imaging to target specific areas of the body.
• Maintain a sterile environment by assisting with sterile draping, setting up instruments, and handling devices as required.
• Administer contrast agents or dyes as directed to enhance visibility of blood vessels or organs.
• Monitor the patient's vital signs during the procedure and report any changes to the medical team.

• Ensure patient comfort and safety throughout the procedure, positioning appropriately to obtain optimal images while preventing injury.
• Take precautions to minimize radiation exposure to both patient and team by following safety protocols, using shielding, and optimizing imaging settings.
• Monitor for signs of complications such as bleeding, infection, or adverse reactions to contrast agents, and report findings.

• Monitor patients for immediate complications, including bleeding, infection, or changes in vital signs.
• Assist in the transfer of patients to recovery or another unit after the procedure, ensuring they are comfortable and stable.
• Provide post‑procedure care instructions, including activity restrictions, wound care, and follow‑up appointments.
• Assist in removal of catheter lines, drains, or other devices if required, ensuring the area is clean and dressed properly.

• Regularly maintain and inspect IR equipment to ensure functionality.
• Troubleshoot equipment malfunctions during procedures to minimize disruptions.
• Keep accurate records of equipment use, maintenance, and issues.

• Work closely with interventional radiologists, nurses, anesthesiologists, and other professionals to ensure successful procedures and high‑quality patient care.
• Provide feedback on imaging quality and patient positioning.
• Participate in pre‑ and post‑procedure discussions to review patient conditions, outcomes, and follow‑up care.

• Accurately document all patient information, procedures performed, imaging parameters, and medications administered in the electronic health record (EHR).
• Ensure records comply with hospital or clinic policies and regulatory standards.
• Maintain detailed logs of imaging procedures, contrast agents used, and patient conditions.

• Follow strict radiation safety protocols, wearing protective equipment such as lead aprons.
• Adhere to healthcare regulations and standards, including HIPAA, infection control measures, and hospital accreditation guidelines.
• Stay updated on radiation safety practices, imaging techniques, and procedural advancements.

• Participate in continuing education and training to remain current with technologies, techniques, and best practices in interventional radiology.
• Obtain and maintain certifications in radiologic technology and interventional radiology, and attend workshops, conferences, and seminars.
• Mentor and assist in training new IR technologists or students on procedures, equipment handling, and safety protocols.

Magnet Medical Job  #. Pay package is based on 10‑hour shifts and 40.0 hours per week (subject to confirmation) with a tax‑free stipend amount to be determined. Posted job title:
Tech – IR Tech.