EP Lab Technologist- BONUS ELIGIBLE

AnMed Health•Anderson, SC

51d•Onsite

About The Position

The Technologist III is responsible for providing patient care to patients who are undergoing an invasive procedure in the Cardiac Cath Lab or EP Lab area. This person is responsible for assisting the physician at the table or monitoring the patient's condition in the control room area during these procedures and must be knowledgeable in all equipment and supplies that are used in these circumstances. It is the responsibility of the Tech III to keep the physician apprised of the patient's condition during the procedure and for communicating and documenting the technical aspects of the procedure, such as hemodynamic responses, EKG rhythm, and response to ablation while procedure is in progress. This personnel must be knowledgeable in acquisition and storage of images and are responsible for the operation of x-ray equipment and for radiation safety. In addition, the Tech III is knowledgeable in a variety of specialty equipment and is capable of working directly with the physician to provide this technology during a case. The technologist contributes to the excellence of care by utilizing the mission, vision and building blocks to guide them. They recognize themselves as an important part of a team in providing excellent care to the patient.

Requirements

Graduate of an accredited Radiologic Technology Program or Cardiovascular Technology Program or equivalent program/work experience.
SCRQSA Certification required.
ARRT and/or RCIS required.
Must maintain Basic Life Support (BLS).
Ability to operate radiographic equipment and produce quality radiographs and store and retrieve the images is required.

Nice To Haves

Clinical experience or instruction in vascular/interventional radiography and experience in a cardiac/EP laboratory preferred.

Responsibilities

Providing patient care to patients undergoing invasive procedures in the Cardiac Cath Lab or EP Lab.
Assisting the physician at the table or monitoring the patient's condition in the control room.
Keeping the physician informed of the patient's condition during the procedure.
Communicating and documenting technical aspects of the procedure, such as hemodynamic responses, EKG rhythm, and response to ablation.
Acquisition and storage of images.
Operating x-ray equipment and ensuring radiation safety.
Working directly with the physician to provide specialty technology during cases.