Cath Lab Tech - Travel Job

Cardiovascular Invasive Specialist (Cath Lab Tech)

Are you ready to take your expertise as a cardiovascular technologist to new heights? Join a traveling team as a Cardiovascular Invasive Specialist (Cath Lab Tech) and play a vital role on a clinical team that values your skills while working in Hyannis, MA. Assist physicians and Cath Lab personnel with diagnostic and interventional procedures, operate advanced imaging equipment, and support patient care throughout invasive cardiac and vascular procedures.

What You'll Need:

• Appropriate basic credentials per job code: ARRT certification (for Radiologic-based tech roles) or equivalent approved registry for Cath Lab roles.
• Registered Cardiovascular Invasive Specialist (RCIS) certification from CCI preferred for applicable job codes.
• Minimum experience as required by job code. Client requires recent Cath Lab or EP experience depending on assigned job code:
• Cardiovascular Invasive Specialist II (job code 8147): Associate's degree or higher in Cardiovascular Technology or Associate's plus a minimum of 3 years recent Cath Lab experience.
• Cardiovascular Invasive Specialist EP (job code 8153): Five years recent EP experience OR two of the following: CI, VI, or RCIS certifications.
• Special Procedures Tech I (job code 8150): Graduate of JRCERT Radiologic Program, ARRT registration, Massachusetts RT license, and specified radiology experience.
• Special Procedures Tech II/III (job codes 8151–8153): Additional RCIS/CI/VI certification or specified years of recent Cath Lab/EP experience as detailed by job code.
• Current Basic Life Support (BLS) certification required.
• Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) certification required.
• IABP (Intra-Aortic Balloon Pump) course completion required where noted by job code.
• State licensure as required by role. Massachusetts licensure required for radiologic technologist roles.
• Experience with interventional and diagnostic procedures including, but not limited to, endovascular, peripheral interventions, embolization, IVC filters, lytic therapy, dialysis access, PICC/TIPC, biopsies, and non-vascular procedures as applicable.
• Electrophysiology experience required for EP-designated roles. Candidates without EP experience should confirm appropriate job code match.
• Preferred: RCIS, CI, or VI certification where noted. These are preferred, not guaranteed requirements for every job code.

Assignment Details

• Facility type: Hospital.
• Shift: Flex Shifts, 07:00–15:00.
• Schedule format: 5x8.
• Standard hours per week: 40.
• Travel assignment type: Travel.

Location Highlights

Hyannis, MA offers coastal New England living with easy access to regional attractions and outdoor recreation. Hyannis Harbor and Veterans Park are located within the downtown waterfront area and provide harbor views and ferry access to Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket in under one hour by ferry. The Cape Cod Rail Trail runs nearby and offers multi-mile biking and walking routes connecting Hyannis to Sandwich and Yarmouth with typically short drives under 20 minutes to trailheads. Historic Main Street and the Cape Cod Melody Tent host seasonal entertainment and theater within a short downtown commute. Hyannis provides a suburban coastal lifestyle with beaches such as Kalmus and earning easy access to Cape Cod National Seashore sites within roughly 30–60 minutes by car, suitable for recreational and outdoor-focused clinicians.

Benefits Designed for Travelers

• Full-time traveler support including recruiter contact and onboarding assistance.
• Access to benefits typical for travel assignments, including medical options and retirement plan access where applicable.
• Relocation, license, and housing support available as part of travel assignment offerings.

Role Overview and Duties

• Assist physicians in all aspects of invasive procedures including scrubbing, circulating, monitoring, and recording hemodynamic parameters.
• Operate interventional imaging and related devices during diagnostic and therapeutic procedures.
• Provide patient preparation, procedural explanation, transfer assistance, and post-procedure care to ensure safety and comfort.
• Set up and break down sterile trays, maintain inventory, and perform preventative maintenance and routine safety checks on interventional equipment.
• Assist with administration of contrast media per policy and under physician direction.
• For EP-designated roles, manage EP program responsibilities and remain current on EP developments.

Thank you for your time and responsiveness. Submit your qualifications to be considered for this travel Cath Lab Tech opportunity in Hyannis, MA.