Advanced Electrophysiology Technologist RCIS/RCES

Advanced Electrophysiology Technologist RCIS/RCES

Sims, NC $72,009 - $93,099 a year

Position Overview: Join a dynamic team as an Electrophysiology Technologist performing invasive diagnostic and interventional cardiology, electrophysiology, and radiology procedures. This role involves operating and ensuring quality assurance of imaging, patient monitoring, and x-ray equipment. You will actively participate in daily lab activities including scrub, float, monitor, and imaging technology responsibilities.

Education and Certification:

• Current ACLS and BCLS certifications required.
• Completion of a radiologic technology or cardiovascular technology program with certification in ARRT and/or RCIS or RCES.
• Applicants with other healthcare-related degrees holding an AAS and registry eligibility may apply but must obtain RCIS or RCES certification within one year of employment.

Experience and Skills:

• Experience in electrophysiology is highly preferred; experience in invasive diagnostic radiology and interventional cardiology procedures is also considered.
• Strong ability to assess patient needs and respond appropriately.
• Thorough knowledge of medications, emergency procedures, and medical equipment.
• Capability to initiate emergency actions within scope of practice and legal guidelines.
• Excellent communication skills and ability to collaborate with diverse healthcare professionals.
• Maintains composure in high-stress environments.
• Proficient in operating x-ray and patient monitoring equipment.
• Flexible with work schedules including variable shifts.

Physical Requirements:

• Good hearing, clear speech, visual acuity, motor coordination, and manual dexterity.
• Physical and mental stamina to perform medium to heavy work, including moving equipment and patients.
• Ability to lift up to 100 lbs and frequently carry objects up to 50 lbs.
• Wearing lead aprons and standing for extended periods is required.
• Potential exposure to ionizing radiation and infectious materials during patient care.
• Ability to manage stress from heavy patient scheduling and interaction with physicians, including unstable patient conditions.