Cardiac Cath Lab Tech, PRN

Trinity Health

2d•$31 - $51

About The Position

At Loyola Medicine, we are driven by a mission to serve. As part of a nationally recognized, faith‑based healthcare system, we are committed to becoming the most trusted partner in the health of our communities and each person we serve. Join a team that values compassion, clinical excellence, continuous learning, and collaboration. Why You’ll Love This Role Work with cutting‑edge cardiac and vascular imaging technology in a high‑acuity hybrid OR/Cath Lab Join a supportive, experienced team dedicated to exceptional patient care Opportunity to train into a specialized cardiovascular role—new Radiologic Technologists encouraged to apply Grow your skills in a department known for clinical excellence, teamwork, and continuous learning What You’ll Do Support diagnostic and interventional cardiac and peripheral vascular procedures following sterile technique Operate fluoroscopy, C‑arm, PACS, and hemodynamic monitoring systems Prepare procedure rooms, position patients, and ensure safe and accurate imaging Assist physicians during Cath Lab cases, monitor vital signs, and contribute to optimal procedural flow Participate in the on‑call rotation, supporting emergent cases when needed Schedule PRN / Registry 7:00am–3:30pm Flexibility required for on‑call and occasional extended shifts depending on case volume

Requirements

Associate’s degree in Radiologic Technology or equivalent experience/training
ARRT certification
IEMA license (Illinois Emergency Management Agency)
AHA CPR (BLS)
New RT graduates welcome—training provided for the right candidate
Strong communication and teamwork abilities
Ability to thrive in a fast‑paced, procedural environment with cardiac/vascular teams

Responsibilities

Support diagnostic and interventional cardiac and peripheral vascular procedures following sterile technique
Operate fluoroscopy, C‑arm, PACS, and hemodynamic monitoring systems
Prepare procedure rooms, position patients, and ensure safe and accurate imaging
Assist physicians during Cath Lab cases, monitor vital signs, and contribute to optimal procedural flow
Participate in the on‑call rotation, supporting emergent cases when needed