Cath Lab Technologist

• Maintain safe operation of designated equipment and instruments.


• Set up equipment prior to procedure, as appropriate to the ages of the patient's growth and development through the life cycle factors (Adults and Geriatrics).


• Assist in patient preparation for procedure as appropriate to the ages of the patient's growth and development through the life cycle factors (Adults and Geriatrics).


• Maintain accurate and thorough documentation of procedure utilizing event log on hemodynamic monitoring system.


• Maintain the power injection during procedure.


• Maintain accurate monitoring of image acquisitions during procedure.


• Perform as an active member of cath lab team in assisting with other duties as appropriate to patient growth and development through the life cycle factors (Adults and Geriatrics).


• Maintain Supply and Inventory Management.


• Be responsible for Patient Safety.


• Report all necessary information and/or unusual occurrences in accordance with established hospital policies and procedures.


• Participate in staff development and educational activities.

• Graduate of an approved ARRT Radiology technology program or Graduate of an approved and accredited Cardiovascular Technology program or equivalent.


• Registered Radiology Technologist, RT (R) or Registered Cardiovascular Invasive Specialist, RCIS.


• Requires a working knowledge of the x-ray equipment with the ability to assist the physician.


• Requires a working knowledge of radiation safety and the hemodynamic monitoring systems. Able to correctly mark images ensuring accuracy of image identification.


• Possesses the strong knowledge of cardiac diagnostic and interventional procedures and the ability to recognize cardiac arrhythmias.


• Maintains and understanding working knowledge of monitoring equipment, information system, emergency equipment, and department's specific equipment.


• Possesses the ability to think and move quickly in order to deliver quality and efficient patient care.


• Possesses the skills and sensitivity to work well as a team member with physicians, patients and co-workers.


• BLS Certification required, as approved by the American Heart Association.


• ACLS certification required within 90 days of entry into role.