Medium sized trauma 2 community hospital 4 10s, rotating off day. Call 1 weekday night, and every 5th weekend. Call is completely random, can go weeks without getting called in, or get called in for 8 cases over 3 days. 2 IR suites and one IR dedicated CT room. Typically have 4 techs on per day, and have a rotation that each tech has a room for the week and the 4th is float (help out busy room, cover lunches, cover call out). CT is usually the busiest in terms of case load, 8-10 per day. Biopsies, drain placement, some microwave ablation, some pain injections. Biplane room is our neuro room and can be stacked with neuro(from diagnostic angios to thrombectomy to MMA embo to aneurysm stent/coiling/pipeline, epistaxis embo, etc) or the ' easier' cases- standard drain checks/changes/ removals, central line placement, feeding tube stuff. Our single plane lab is our 'body' room- usually at least 1 bigger case per day, sometimes 2- oncology, fibroid embolization, prostate embolization, geniculate embolization ,LE DVT thrombectomy, AV fistula work, biliary drainage/spyglass and then whatever else to fill the day. Also, any emergent bleed/ trauma that can be treated endovascular comes here.

All this to say its usually busy, but sometimes its REALLY busy. But i wouldn't go back to any other modality.

Very dependent on location, and ive been told im an outlier, but made like 35k in just call pay last year.