Scrubbed and Wired

Helping Radiologic Technologists Transition into Interventional Radiology with Confidence

Structured, real-world online IR Tech training that bridges the gap between the classroom and the IR suite—so you can enter your first procedures feeling prepared, not overwhelmed.

Master Interventional Radiology with Hands-On Training from Experienced IR Techs

Developed by experienced IR technologists, our online IR Tech training platform delivers real-world procedural insight, giving techs the clarity, confidence, and competency needed to excel in the IR environment.

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20+ Years of IR Experience

Practical training for the next generation of IR technologists

80+ Real-World IR Lessons

Organized for beginner, intermediate, and advanced learning

The Problem

Most radiologic technologists graduate without learning how to work in an Interventional Radiology suite.

Then day one arrives — complex procedures, unfamiliar devices, physician needs, and the pressure to keep up in a high-stakes environment.

Every technologist deserves to begin their IR career with confidence.

A Better Way to Prepare for IR

Bridge the Gap Between School and the IR Suite

Structured, real-world training designed to prepare you for the equipment, workflow, and procedures you'll encounter in the IR lab.

Build Confidence Before Your First Case

Practice mentally through step-by-step demonstrations before stepping into a high-stakes clinical environment.

Learn from Experienced IR Technologists

Gain practical insights, workflow strategies, and procedural techniques from professionals with decades of real experience.

What You'll Master

Comprehensive IR Tech Training Platform

Beginner Learning Path: IR Tech Foundations

Topic 1: IR Environment & Tech Role
Topic 2: Sterile Technique & Room Setup Fundamentals
Topic 3: Patient Prep, Positioning & Draping Basics
Topic 4: Sharps, Needles, & Injection Safety
Topic 5: Vascular Access & Line Support Basics
Topic 6: Device & Balloon Prep Fundamentals

Intermediate Learning Path: Core IR Tech Skills & Procedural Support

Topic 1: Vascular Access & Sheath Mastery
Topic 2: Guidewire Control & Sterile Field Management
Topic 3: Hemostasis & Access Site Management
Topic 4: Device Setup & Procedural Systems
Topic 5: Catheters, Lines & Ports
Topic 6: Bedside & Specialty Procedure Support

Advanced Learning Path: Complex Interventions & High-Level IR Tech Workflow

Topic 1: Complex Hemostasis &Sheath Removal Techniques
Topic 2: Embolization Material & Preparation Techniques
Topic 3: Coil & Microcatheter-Based Interventions
Topic 4: Thrombectomy & Acute Intervention Support
Topic 5: Stent & Endovascular Device Deployment
Topic 6: Complex Retrieval & Snare-Based Procedures

What IR Techs Are Saying

"I am so glad I found this website! I believe this will be very beneficial to me and our new trainees."

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"Great stuff!! I think it's great and much needed what you're doing. I like how you organized the videos from beginner to advanced."

- Matt S., IR/CT Travel Tech

"Looking forward to seeing the training - never too late to learn something new even after 34 years."

- Jim L., IR Tech

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All content on this platform is provided for educational and informational purposes only and is intended for healthcare professionals, technologists, students, and other healthcare learners. Materials are designed to support learning and professional development within interventional radiology and do not constitute medical advice, patient-specific clinical direction, or a substitute for institutional training, credentialing, supervision, manufacturer instructions, or licensed professional judgment. Nothing presented authorizes any viewer to perform tasks outside their training, credentials, supervision, or legally permitted scope of practice.

The content reflects the supportive role of the interventional radiology technologist. It does not teach or authorize physician-performed techniques, vascular access, procedural decision-making, diagnosis, treatment, or independent clinical judgment.

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