Electrophysiology Technologist, Variable Part Time Day Shift, Cardiology

Adventist HealthCare•Silver Spring, MD

1d•$40 - $60•Onsite

About The Position

White Oak Medical Center is hiring an experienced Electrophysiology Technologist for our Cardiology unit who will embrace our mission to extend God’s care through the ministry of physical, mental, and spiritual healing. As the Electrophysiology Technician, you will need the ability to work with a multidisciplinary team and provide expertise in the setup of every case including all equipment, instruments and set up of the patients. Must have the ability to delegate where possible. You will provide clinical expertise in all electrophysiology studies and ablations including mapping aberrant pathways and identifying abnormal rhythms. Must be able to use current mapping systems and document accordingly. You will provide clinical back up and support for the provider with the ability to troubleshoot/Critically think in all situations and emergencies. The EP specialist needs to be able to gain the confidence of the providers they are working with and provide adequate support for any case, including troubleshooting equipment. The EP specialist needs to have the ability to educate any nurses, student techs, fellow etc. The EP specialist needs to be able run the day-to-day schedule, delegate tasks to staff, including RNs in the absence of the Supervisor.

Requirements

High school or GED
1-2 years dedicated Electrophysiology experience
Ability to support EP Mapping, Ablations, Device implants & Watchman procedures.
RCIS with a focus in EP required.
Active American Heart Association Basic Life Support (BLS) certification required, ACLS required

Nice To Haves

BSc preferred
Preceptor/Leadership experience preferred.

Responsibilities

Need the ability to work with a multidisciplinary team and provide expertise in the setup of every case including all equipment, instruments and set up of the patients. Must have the ability to delegate where possible.
Provide clinical expertise in all electrophysiology studies and ablations including mapping aberrant pathways and identifying abnormal rhythms. Must be able to use current mapping systems and document accordingly.
Provide clinical back up and support for the provider with the ability to troubleshoot/Critically think in all situations and emergencies.
The EP specialist needs to be able to gain the confidence of the providers they are working with and provide adequate support for any case, including troubleshooting equipment.
The EP specialist needs to have the ability to educate any nurses, student techs, fellow etc.
The EP specialist needs to be able run the day-to-day schedule, delegate tasks to staff, including RNs in the absence of the Supervisor.