Radiology / Cardiology - Electrophysiology Tech

Carenest Health Services•Anchorage, AK

3d•Onsite

About The Position

The Electrophysiology Tech works in a diagnostic and interventional cardiac catheterization and electrophysiology environment. The unit handles cardiac cath procedures, STEMI cases, mechanical circulatory support, structural heart procedures, neurointervention, and interventional radiology procedures. The schedule is four 10-hour day shifts per week, with some Saturdays included as part of the regular schedule. Staff generally stay late when cases continue; limited call coverage is required between 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. if staff have already left. The assignment is 13 or 26 weeks, with an ASAP start. Block scheduling may be accommodated. Travelers may float to other units within their scope if needed. The facility is an acute-care Magnet hospital and Level II trauma center with 407 staffed beds. Scrubs are provided, charting is in Epic, and parking is free.

Requirements

At least 2 years of experience.
BLS certification.
ACLS certification.
Per-UD skills are required.
Candidates' permanent addresses must be at least 50 miles from the facility.
Some Saturday shifts are required as part of the regular schedule.

Nice To Haves

Experience with CTO procedures.
Experience with peripheral procedures.
Venous access skills.
Rhythm interpretation.
Experience with Philips X-Ray systems.
Experience with a variety of atherectomy devices.
Experience with a variety of thrombectomy devices.
Experience with temporary LVAD support.
Experience with McKesson for the Cath Lab.
Experience with MacLab/Cardio Lab for EP.
First-time travelers are accepted.
Block scheduling may be accommodated.

Responsibilities

Support diagnostic and interventional cardiac catheterization procedures, including STEMI cases.
Support electrophysiology procedures and CRM device implants.
Support structural heart procedures, including PFO, TAVR, and Mitral Clip.
Support interventional radiology procedures involving lines, drains, embolizations, extremities, fistulas, visceral angiography/intervention, and stroke thrombectomy.
Work late as needed to complete cases and participate in the limited evening call arrangement.
Work some Saturdays as part of the regular four-shift weekly schedule.
Float to other units within scope if needed to meet facility needs.