CV Tech

Heart & Vascular Partners•Denver, CO

6d•$32 - $49•Onsite

About The Position

This clinical position is responsible for scrubbing and circulating procedures in the OBL/ASC. The ideal candidate will assist with ordering supplies, updating cost analysis sheets, ensuring daily quality controls and tests for all equipment, assisting with patient care, scheduling coordination, and inventory management with PAR and pricing. Multi-tasking, time management, flexibility, and adaptability are essential to ensure efficient and safe patient care. The role requires flexibility with work schedules, the ability to self-direct, and organize a varied workload. Staying up-to-date on ARRT requirements, including BLS/ACLS, is also necessary.

Requirements

Associates degree in Radiology required
Current ARRT certification up to date
1-2 years ASC or hospital Experience REQUIRED
Successful completion of ACLS/BLS certification
Experienced in Interventional Radiology or Cath Lab and able to scrub cases as well as circulate and run a C-Arm or fixed fluoroscopy unit.
Knowledgeable in supplies and pays attention to cost.
Proactive and looks ahead at schedule to ensure all supplies are available for cases.
Practices Radiation Safety in accordance with regulations.
Practices ALARA at all times to keep patients and staff safe.
Able to identify adverse events or unanticipated outcomes using critical thinking skills and notifies the medical staff including nurses and physicians in a timely fashion.
Assures all informed consent has been obtained on the patient prior to the start of procedures and all questions and concerns have been answered.

Nice To Haves

Flexibility and adaptability to ensure our patients are taken care of efficiently and safely.
Ability to self-direct and to organize a varied workload.

Responsibilities

Scrubbing and circulating procedures in the OBL/ASC.
Helping order supplies.
Updating cost analysis sheets.
Ensuring daily quality controls and tests for all equipment.
Assisting with all patient care.
Scheduling coordination.
Inventory management with PAR and pricing.
Maintaining and controlling supply and equipment inventory par levels.
Treating patients with respect and sensitivity, exhibiting a caring and compassionate attitude.
Reviewing, reconciling, and validating accurate patient procedure and supply charges.
Ensuring correct documentation is entered in quality tracking, cost analysis, and expense spreadsheets.
Serving as a clinical and technical expert resource to all staff and physicians.
Ensuring a safe working environment for patients, staff, and providers.
Interacting and communicating with all staff internally and externally in a professional manner.
Maintaining a positive working relationship with other team members.
Practicing Radiation Safety in accordance with regulations and ALARA at all times.
Troubleshooting skills and expert knowledge of supplies and equipment used during endovascular cases.
Identifying adverse events or unanticipated outcomes using critical thinking skills and notifying medical staff.
Assuring all informed consent has been obtained prior to procedures and all questions and concerns have been answered.
Performing other duties as assigned.
Keeping current regarding developments in surgical equipment, trends, and techniques.