Cath Lab Tech in Whitehouse, TX

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Job Description

Advance your career in cardiac imaging by supporting cutting-edge catheterization and electrophysiology procedures in a dynamic hospital environment. This full time, contract position calls for a skilled technologist to deliver quality imaging and collaborative care in a busy cath lab setting.

Schedule:

• 4 days per week
• 10-hour shifts

Key Qualifications:

• Completion of an accredited Radiology Technology program, Associates degree in a healthcare field, or equivalent required
• Bachelors degree preferred
• Must have electrophysiology (EP) experience
• BLS and ACLS certifications from AHA required; PALS if independently working with pediatric patients
• At least one of the following certifications is preferred: RCIS, RCES, RCS by CCI; Radiography (R), CI, CV, or VI by ARRT; AB RDMS, OB/GYN RDMS, AE RDCS, or RVT by ARDMS
• Texas state licensure (MRT or LMRT by TMB) as applicable
• Acute care experience (0-1 year preferred)

Core Responsibilities:

• Set up, maintain, and operate essential cath lab equipment (X-Ray, IVUS, ICE, contrast injectors, hemodynamic monitors, etc.)
• Support cardiac procedures by preparing the lab, ensuring proper documentation, image acquisition, and accurate recording of measurements
• Serve as the teams resource for radiation safety during X-ray usage
• Adhere to aseptic technique and patient safety protocols throughout procedures
• Work in partnership with physicians, nurses, and technical staff to secure optimal patient outcomes and departmental efficiency
• Assist with inventory, supply management, patient transport, and overall unit upkeep
• Participate in continuous learning and teamwork, and support processes aimed at achieving Magnet status

This rewarding opportunity not only enhances your clinical skills but is also crucial in providing life-saving interventions. Take the next step in your cath lab technology careerapply today to be considered for this engaging role and make a positive impact within a high-performing cardiac care environment.