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Cardiac Interventional Radiographer - Scrub
About the job Cardiac Interventional Radiographer - Scrub
Cardiac Interventional Radiographer - Scrub
Location: Happy Valley, OR
Shift/Schedule: Full-time, onsite, cath lab schedule with call rotation
Pay/Compensation: $122,554 – $140,650 per year (equivalent to $58.92 – $67.62 per hour)
About the Role
A leading regional healthcare provider known for patient-centric care is hiring a Cardiac Interventional Radiographer to scrub cases in its cardiac catheterization lab. This technologist supports physicians during diagnostic and interventional cardiac procedures while keeping patients safe. The organization offers strong pay, stable full-time hours, and a skilled cardiovascular team.
The ideal candidate is a registered radiographer with hands-on cath lab scrub experience who stays calm and focused during complex interventional cases. You know the devices, anticipate the physician's needs, and keep patient safety and radiation protection at the front of every procedure. You work well within a close-knit cardiovascular team and are comfortable taking call as scheduled. You are dependable, detail-oriented, and committed to keeping every room ready for the next case, including urgent procedures.
This is a permanent, direct-hire opportunity presented by The Employee Connect. Qualified candidates will be contacted promptly to review the role, answer questions, and discuss next steps in the interview process.
Core Responsibilities
Location: Happy Valley, OR
Shift/Schedule: Full-time, onsite, cath lab schedule with call rotation
Pay/Compensation: $122,554 – $140,650 per year (equivalent to $58.92 – $67.62 per hour)
About the Role
A leading regional healthcare provider known for patient-centric care is hiring a Cardiac Interventional Radiographer to scrub cases in its cardiac catheterization lab. This technologist supports physicians during diagnostic and interventional cardiac procedures while keeping patients safe. The organization offers strong pay, stable full-time hours, and a skilled cardiovascular team.
The ideal candidate is a registered radiographer with hands-on cath lab scrub experience who stays calm and focused during complex interventional cases. You know the devices, anticipate the physician's needs, and keep patient safety and radiation protection at the front of every procedure. You work well within a close-knit cardiovascular team and are comfortable taking call as scheduled. You are dependable, detail-oriented, and committed to keeping every room ready for the next case, including urgent procedures.
This is a permanent, direct-hire opportunity presented by The Employee Connect. Qualified candidates will be contacted promptly to review the role, answer questions, and discuss next steps in the interview process.
Core Responsibilities
- Scrub diagnostic and interventional cardiac catheterization procedures
- Prepare sterile fields, instruments, catheters, and devices for each case
- Operate fluoroscopy and imaging equipment following radiation safety practices
- Assist physicians with stents, balloons, and closure devices
- Monitor patients and respond quickly to changes during procedures
- Maintain supplies, equipment readiness, and room turnover
- Document procedures accurately in the electronic health record
- ARRT registration in radiography
- Active Oregon radiologic technologist license, or eligibility before start
- Cardiac cath lab scrub experience
- Current BLS and ACLS certifications
- Ability to wear lead aprons and stand for long procedures
- Willingness to take call as scheduled
- RCIS or ARRT cardiac interventional certification
- Electrophysiology or structural heart case experience
- Experience in a high-volume interventional lab
- Epic electronic health record experience
- Experience within a large integrated health system
- Pay: $122,554 – $140,650 per year (equivalent to $58.92 – $67.62 per hour)
- Overtime eligible per department policy
- Full-time, permanent position
- Comprehensive medical, dental, vision, and retirement benefits through the employer
- Call pay per department policy
- Stable organization with a strong cardiovascular program
- Do you hold ARRT registration, and do you have RCIS or cardiac interventional certification?
- How many years have you scrubbed cardiac catheterization procedures?
- Are you able to participate in a call rotation?