Radiology:EP Tech 19433991

Pediatric Cath Lab Technologist

We are seeking an experienced Pediatric Cath Lab Technologist to join our dedicated team. This role requires a strong background in pediatric cardiovascular procedures and a commitment to delivering exceptional patient care.

Minimum Qualifications

• Minimum of 2 years of experience in a Pediatric Cath Lab.
• Licenses/Certifications: BLS, PALS, RCIS and/or ARRT, and a current Washington state Rad Tech and/or CISC license.

Patient Types/Common Diagnoses

The position involves working with pediatric patients with congenital conditions, including:

• Diagnostics and interventions: LHC/RHC, PDA/VSD/ASD closures, septostomy, congenital structure stenting/ballooning, collateral closure.
• Pediatric Electrophysiology: pacemaker implant/generator exchanges, loop recorder implant/removals, EP study with radiofrequency ablations for SVT, WPW, atrial tachycardia, PVC.

Required Skills

• Experience in the above-mentioned procedures as a circulator and in patient monitoring (sedation needs managed by Anesthesia).
• Preferred experience in monitoring: PACS (Picom), Hemodynamics (Merge), and C-arm (Siemens Artis).

Electronic Medical Records

Experience with EPIC Cupid is preferred.

Work Schedule

• No floating required.
• Weekend rotation includes being on call 1-2 weekends each month (approximately every third week).
• On-call shifts include 7 shifts in a 3-week rotation; weekday call is from End of Shift to 7:00 AM the following day, and weekend call is from End of Shift Friday to 7:00 AM Monday. A 45-minute response time is required, with no sleep room available.
• Holiday coverage will be on a call basis, included in the department call rotation.

Additional Information

Scrub attire will be provided by the organization, and lead aprons will also be provided. Extended sizing is available for scrubs, but not for lead aprons.

This position is for a Level II pediatric trauma center with a total of 82 beds and one Cath/EP Lab, and offers an opportunity to make a significant impact on the lives of pediatric patients.