Electrophysiology Specialist
About The Position
The Electrophysiology Specialist prepares patients for electrophysiology procedures and ensures equipment is calibrated and ready for use. The specialist operates specialized mapping and recording systems and provides real-time data interpretation to physicians. Responsibilities include documenting procedural steps, readings, and device parameters; troubleshooting equipment; and maintaining a sterile environment to support patient safety and successful procedures. The role requires knowledge of cardiac anatomy, physiology, and electrophysiology principles, technical expertise, and effective collaboration and communication with a multidisciplinary team in high-pressure clinical situations.
Requirements
- Associate’s degree in Cardiovascular Technology or a related field, or successful completion of a Radiological Technologist program.
- One year of related cardiovascular technology work experience demonstrating the required job knowledge and abilities.
- Current Washington State Department of Health licensure as a Cardiovascular Invasive Specialist (CVIS) and current RCIS certification from Cardiovascular Credentialing International (CCI); or current Washington State Department of Health licensure as a Radiologic Technologist and current Radiography certification from the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT).
- Current Healthcare Provider BLS certification.
- Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) certification issued by the American Heart Association.
- Knowledge of electrocardiography principles, standards, protocols, tools and equipment; cardiac anatomy and physiology; and EKG interpretation.
- Knowledge of the functionality and application of the EP med system, including STIM measurement and troubleshooting.
- Comprehensive understanding of hemodynamics, including waveform recognition, abnormal hemodynamics, and hemodynamic calculations.
- Knowledge of aseptic technique, resuscitative equipment, and cardiac and emergency drugs.
- Knowledge of applicable federal and state standards and regulatory requirements.
- Competence in all aspects of cardiac catheterization and endovascular procedures.
- Ability to follow programmed electrical stimulation protocols and measurements related to conduction system properties and induced arrhythmias under direct physician supervision.
- Ability to properly apply aseptic technique, including during device implants and ablations.
- Ability to wear a lead apron and stand for 80% of work time.
Responsibilities
- Prepare patients for electrophysiology procedures.
- Calibrate and prepare equipment for use.
- Operate electrophysiological mapping and recording systems and provide real-time data interpretation to physicians.
- Document procedural steps, readings, and device parameters completely, accurately, and promptly.
- Troubleshoot equipment and maintain a sterile environment.
- Scrub with physicians on procedural cases.
- Follow programmed electrical stimulation protocols and measurements under direct physician supervision.
- Operate and troubleshoot electrophysiological recording and mapping systems, ablation equipment, and other equipment.
- Apply aseptic technique during procedures, including device implants and ablations.
- Maintain effective working relationships with staff, physicians, and other departments.
- Keep abreast of trends, emerging technologies, clinical research, best practices, and regulatory requirements relevant to the role.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Education Level
Associate degree
