Cardiovascular Tech RCIS, RCES

The Employee Connect•Seattle, WA

2d•Onsite

About The Position

A large, integrated healthcare system is hiring a certified Cardiovascular Technologist to join a high-volume cardiac catheterization and electrophysiology team. The role supports diagnostic and interventional cardiovascular procedures in a well-resourced, high-acuity cardiovascular program that values clinical excellence and team collaboration. This is a full-time, onsite opportunity in Seattle, Washington, with participation in an on-call rotation as required by department staffing needs.

Requirements

Current RCIS or RCES certification.
At least 2 years of cardiovascular laboratory experience in a hospital or high-volume procedural setting.
Proficiency with hemodynamic monitoring, fluoroscopy, and catheterization laboratory equipment.
Strong understanding of cardiac anatomy, physiology, and pharmacology relevant to invasive cardiovascular procedures.
Ability to function effectively in a fast-paced, high-acuity environment.
Strong interpersonal skills and ability to collaborate with physicians, nurses, and support staff.
Must be authorized to work in the United States.

Nice To Haves

Experience in a related field.

Responsibilities

Provide technical support for invasive cardiovascular procedures, including diagnostic catheterization, PCI, and EP studies.
Set up and operate specialized cardiovascular equipment, including hemodynamic monitors, contrast injectors, and fluoroscopy systems.
Prepare and maintain sterile procedural trays and equipment for each case.
Monitor and document hemodynamic data during procedures and communicate changes to the clinical team.
Assist physicians during complex interventional and electrophysiology cases as directed.
Maintain accurate procedure logs, patient records, and inventory documentation.
Clean, maintain, and inspect equipment in compliance with safety and infection-control protocols.
Participate in the on-call rotation as required by department staffing needs.
Provide mentorship and technical guidance to less experienced cardiovascular technologists and students.
Stay current with advances in cardiovascular technology, protocols, and best practices through continuing education.