Electrophysiology Technologist | Huntersville, North Carolina

Join a dynamic healthcare team as an EP Technician specializing in cardiac imaging technology. This role focuses on the operation and maintenance of electrophysiology equipment crucial for diagnosing and treating heart arrhythmias. The position offers a unique schedule of four 10-hour workdays, providing a balanced work-life arrangement.


Location: Huntersville, NC Huntersville offers an inviting community atmosphere with access to urban amenities and outdoor activities including nearby lakes, parks, and trails. It combines the charm of a small town with the conveniences of metropolitan living, making it a great place to work and live.


Responsibilities:

• Operate and maintain electrophysiology imaging equipment
• Assist with diagnostic and therapeutic cardiac procedures
• Ensure high standards of infection control and equipment calibration
• Collaborate closely with cardiologists and allied healthcare professionals
• Document procedures accurately in medical records

Qualifications and Desired Experience:

• Proven experience as an EP Technician or in electrophysiology imaging
• Strong knowledge of cardiac electrophysiology equipment and safety protocols
• Ability to work independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team
• Detail-oriented with excellent communication skills
• Relevant certification or training in cardiac imaging or EP Technology preferred

Schedule:

• Four 10-hour shifts per week (4/10s)

This contract opportunity is ideal for professionals seeking a role that supports career development while offering a manageable schedule. Flexibility to adapt to different work hours and settings within a hospital environment is beneficial.


Take advantage of this chance to apply your EP technology skills in a supportive and patient-focused setting in Huntersville, NC. The role is contract-based, with potential opportunities for extension or conversion depending on facility needs.


Apply now to advance your technical expertise and contribute to improving cardiovascular patient care.