Ischemic heart disease (IHD) is one of the main causes of mortality in Croatia. Significant advances in treatment have been achieved through percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI), in which a narrowing or blockage of the coronary artery is removed without surgery using a dilatation balloon and the insertion of a mesh (stent). PCI is performed by an interventional team consisting of an interventional cardiologist, a surgical nurse and a radiologic technologist. The radiologic technologist operates the fluoroscopy machine according to the doctor's instructions and thus contributes to the precise and rapid performance and success of the procedure. Research objective: The aim of this study was to investigate the attitudes of undergraduate students of radiologic technology at the Faculty of Health Studies at University of Rijeka towards the role of radiologic technologists in the medical team during percutaneous coronary interventions and the appropriateness of the skills acquired during their academic education. Methods: The study included students from all three years of the regular bachelor's degree program in radiologic technology, of both genders and different ages. The data was collected online using a questionnaire created in Google Forms and analyzed using Statistica software. Results: From the results obtained, the majority of respondents believe that a radiologic technologist is necessary in the medical team when performing PCI, and they emphasize communication as an important factor for successful teamwork. They also believe that the role of the radiologic technologist in performing PCI is as important as the role of the other members of the medical team and that the knowledge and skills of the radiologic technologist affect the outcome of PCI as much as the knowledge and skil ls of the other members of the medical team. At the same time, respondents believe that their previous education, which includes professional practice, has not provided them with sufficient knowledge and skills to work as part of a team when performing PCI and that they require additional education and professional development. Conclusion: The findings of the research show that the correspondents consider radiologic technologists to be important members of the intervention team during PCI. H owever, they also believe that the knowledge and skills acquired during their studies are not sufficient for competent work in the interventional cardiology laboratory.