Roles & Responsibilities
• Prepare patients for angiographic and cath lab procedures with compassionate, thorough care
• Set up sterile trays and assist with sterile technique to maintain a safe procedural environment
• Operate and optimize radiographic equipment and generators to achieve high-quality images
• Perform quality control checks and process cine radiographic images for clinician review
• Use hemodynamic monitors, oxygen saturation equipment and cardiac output computers during procedures
• Assist physicians and cath lab staff during procedures to ensure smooth, efficient case flow
• Provide post-cath care and participate in room cleanup and turnover to keep the lab running

Qualifications
• Cath Lab Tech experience — required (demonstrated, specialty-specific experience)
• Active ARRT certification — required
• Active American Heart Association BLS — required
• Active American Heart Association ACLS — required
• Current skills checklist for cath lab procedures (within 1 year) — required
• Two supervisory reference forms completed within the last two years — required
• Ability to follow sterile technique and operate radiographic and hemodynamic equipment
• Applicants must follow facility submission rules: provide permanent address (facility has a 50-mile local restriction) and submit scheduling requests at time of application

Education
• Active ARRT certification (American Registry of Radiologic Technologists) — required

Knowledge & Skills
• Radiographic equipment operation and cine radiography
• Sterile tray setup and strict sterile technique
• Hemodynamic monitoring and cardiac output measurement
• Oxygen saturation studies and pacemaker operation
• Patient preparation and post-cath care
• Familiarity with Epic electronic medical record

Benefits
• Hospital-provided scrubs so you can skip laundry drama on shift days
• Medical, dental & vision coverage to keep you and your family healthy
• 401(k) retirement savings to help plan for that well-deserved future vacation
• Paid time off so you can recharge between cases
• Licensure and certification support — keep your ARRT/BLS/ACLS current
• A collaborative team environment where your skills matter and your questions are welcome
• Opportunity to work with advanced cardiac imaging and hemodynamic technology
• Access to a teaching hospital setting with links to local medical schools and residency programs