About This Role
This radiology technician role focuses on interventional pain and human performance, working closely with physicians on live fluoroscopic spine procedures. It suits a highly skilled imaging professional who desires more ownership, autonomy, and direct involvement in medicine than a traditional hospital setting offers.
Responsibilities
- Perform procedural fluoroscopy, including live C-arm imaging for spine and joint interventions, epidural steroid injections, medial branch blocks, radiofrequency ablation, and joint and tendon injections
- Operate the C-arm in real time next to the physician, managing the sterile field, positioning for optimal obliques, and anticipating the next view
- Conduct diagnostic radiography, including musculoskeletal and orthopedic plain film, spine, extremity, and weight-bearing series
- Assist with procedural support and room turnover, including patient prep and positioning, sterile setup and takedown, table turnover, dressings, and room readiness
- Provide general office support on days with a light procedural or imaging schedule
- Shape imaging protocols, radiation safety programs, equipment workflow, and QA as the department grows
Requirements
- ARRT (R) certification and a Connecticut radiographer license, or license-eligible
- Minimum 2 years post-certification experience; 5+ years strongly preferred
- Hands-on C-arm and fluoroscopy experience; pain management, orthopedic, or surgical suite background is ideal
- Comfort in a sterile procedural environment and genuine attention to radiation safety and ALARA practice
- Real warmth with patients
- Interest in regenerative therapies, recovery modalities, and performance physiology
Benefits
- No call, nights, or weekends
- Four-day clinical week
- Direct daily access to the physician and a small senior team
- Health benefits
- Paid time off
- Paid continuing education toward advanced certification
- Quarterly performance bonus tied to clinical quality, patient experience, and practice growth
- Growth path into leading imaging as the practice expands
- 401(k)
- Professional development assistance
- Referral program
Important Details
- Practice opens: July 2027
Application Process
- Send your resume through Indeed with a short note about your fluoroscopy experience and what you are looking for in your next role
About the Company
Westport Pain & Performance is a new interventional pain and human performance practice built around a small, senior clinical team.