Cath Lab Scrub Technologist

Cardiovascular Technologist - 300066

Assists in the preparation, performance and recording of invasive and non invasive cardiovascular testing in the cardiac catheterization laboratory. Responsible for and maintains complete and current Cath Lab inventory and ensures proper functioning of radiographic and image storage systems. Implements PI programs with Cath Lab management.

Cardiovascular Technologist Certification and/or active Florida license as a Radiologic Technologist required.

1-2 years in cardiac interventional, neuroendovascular interventional or electrophysiology experience.

Prepares & organizes the neuro/EP/cardiac cath lab for procedures. Selects proper technical factors for radiographic procedures and assists Physicians during procedures.

Recognizes arrhythmias that require defibrillation or synchronized cardio version and reports promptly to the clinician.

Assist Physicians with available catheters and wires to help facilitate patient care. F: daily/T: throughout each case

Assist and maintain composure while facilitating the process for emergencies.

Collaborates with Leaders and Physicians on performance improvement plans for Neurovascular/Cardiovascular Catheterization Lab.

Responsible and maintains record of patient examination data and other pertinent Cath information.

Responsible for the neuro/cardiac catheterization records in hemodynamics system and imaging system.

Responsible for the management of procedural needs for specialized or uncommon procedures.

Complies with all hospital safety regulations and infection control policies.

Promotes and practices cost containment.

Maintains and enhances professional standards by participating in in-service programs, seminars, professional meetings, and staff meeting.

High school education or equivalent preferred

PALS and ACLS preferred.

RCIS preferred.

ARRT preferred.

Ability to demonstrate excellent customer service skills.

Ability to relate cooperatively and constructively with patients, families, and co-workers.

Effective oral and written communication skills.

Able to maintain confidentiality of sensitive information.

Complies with hospital safety regulations and infection control policies.

High level of clinical and technical knowledge in invasive pediatric cardiology.

Supports and upholds the pediatric bill of rights.

(EOE DFW)