Cath Lab Tech

Cath Lab Tech

Lewes, DE $61,960 - $96,040 a year

Profession: Lab Allied Health Radiology

Job Type: Full Time

Relocation assistance available!

Shift: Days, 40 hours per week

Summary:

The inventory, distribution/delivery of medications is required for all Patient Care area Positions. The primary function of a EP/Cardiovascular Technologist is to assist with care of patients undergoing diagnostic and/or interventional EP/cardiology procedures in the EP/Cardiac Cath Lab. The inventory, distribution/delivery of medications may be required.

Requirements:

• Licensure as a Registered Radiology Technologist (RT) or Registered Cardiovascular Invasive Specialist (RCIS) in the State of Maryland and/or Delaware.
• One-year experience in cardiovascular radiology with experience in non-invasive and invasive procedures.

Minimum Knowledge, Skills & Abilities Required

• Ability to read and communicate in the English language.

Education

• Graduate of an approved school of radiology.

Experience

• Prefer one-year experience in cardiovascular radiology with experience in non-invasive and invasive procedures.
• Must be able to answer inquiries about Cardiac Cath procedures, technologies, methodologies, answer questions about specific factors that can influence test results.
• Must be able to organize effectively, work under restraints of time pressure, and an ever-changing schedule.
• Knowledge of proper use of all catheter equipment and analytical methods in use in the Cath lab.
• Ability to perform new procedures under the Director, Medical Director or Manager's direction.
• Must possess good communication and interpretive skills, be able to successfully report Cath results and patient condition to medical and nursing staff as well as interpret oral and written orders.
• Understands theory, as well as procedure of cardiac Cath and interventions by cardiologists for evaluation of validity of patient results.
• Must exhibit skills of communication, compassion, and helpfulness when dealing with patients, patient families, general public, and other medical health professionals.
• Adjust to change in policies, procedures, schedule, and fluctuation in workload