Invasive Cardiovascular Technology Specialist

Next Move Healthcare•Naples, FL

4d•Onsite

About The Position

The Invasive Cardiovascular Technology Specialist provides technical and clinical support during hospital-based cardiac catheterization and electrophysiology procedures, working in both scrub and monitoring capacities. The role supports invasive cardiovascular interventions including coronary and peripheral procedures, electrophysiology studies, atherectomy, IVUS, FFR, and vascular closure device deployment. The specialist maintains sterile technique, monitors patients, uses radiation-safety practices, operates cardiovascular equipment, documents procedures, and collaborates with physicians, nurses, and other healthcare professionals to support safe and efficient care. The position is based in Naples, Florida, in Cardiovascular Services / Cardiac Catheterization & Electrophysiology. The schedule is a day shift, 7:00 AM–5:30 PM, with required on-call coverage of 12 days every six weeks, including 1–2 weekends during that period. The required response time for call is 30 minutes. The specialist may provide coverage at the Downtown Campus during scheduled working hours but does not float there for call. The hourly pay range is $40.00–$55.20, based on experience. Local candidates are accepted.

Requirements

At least 2 years of relevant invasive cardiovascular technology experience.
Hands-on cardiac catheterization experience required.
Hands-on electrophysiology experience required.
Meet one of the stated education and credentialing pathways: an associate degree in Cardiovascular Technology with 6 years of Cardiovascular Technologist experience and CCI certification, preferably RCIS, obtained within one year of hire; an associate degree in Cardiovascular Technology with CCI certification, preferably RCIS, obtained within 90 days of hire; or successful completion of an approved Radiologic Technology program with ARRT(R) certification and Florida Certified Radiologic Technologist (CRT) licensure.
RCIS or ARRT qualification required, subject to the applicable credentialing pathway and certification deadlines.
Current BLS certification through the American Heart Association or American Red Cross.
ALS certification through the AHA or ARC required within one year of hire.
Florida Certified Radiologic Technologist licensure required for candidates qualifying through the Radiologic Technology pathway.
Strong knowledge of cardiac catheterization, electrophysiology procedures, invasive cardiovascular monitoring, and sterile technique.
Ability to operate cardiovascular imaging equipment, physiologic monitoring systems, and interventional devices.
Familiarity with coronary interventions, peripheral procedures, atherectomy, IVUS, FFR, and vascular closure devices.
Understanding of radiation-protection practices and safe operation of fluoroscopic equipment.
Ability to provide clinical assistance within scope of practice and communicate patient-condition changes to appropriate healthcare professionals.
Ability to maintain accurate procedural records and support cardiovascular registry reporting.
Intermediate proficiency with Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook, and Windows.
Availability for 12 days of call every six weeks, including 1–2 weekends, with a 30-minute response time.
Willingness to provide coverage at the Downtown Campus during regular working hours when needed.
Strong communication and organizational skills, clinical judgment, and ability to work effectively in a fast-paced cardiovascular procedural environment.

Nice To Haves

Registered Cardiovascular Invasive Specialist (RCIS) certification through Cardiovascular Credentialing International.
Experience supporting structural heart procedures.
Extensive experience in cardiac catheterization, electrophysiology, and peripheral vascular interventions.
Experience assisting with advanced coronary interventions, atherectomy, IVUS, and FFR procedures.
Intra-Aortic Balloon Pump (IABP) certification.
Familiarity with Epic EMR.
Experience in a high-volume hospital-based cardiac catheterization or electrophysiology laboratory.
Experience assisting with complex cardiovascular interventions and urgent cardiac procedures.
Familiarity with ACC CathPCI and ICD registry reporting requirements.
Ability to independently anticipate physician needs and transition efficiently between scrub and monitoring responsibilities.
Strong interdisciplinary collaboration skills with cardiologists, electrophysiologists, nurses, and other cardiovascular team members.

Responsibilities

Assist cardiologists and other physicians during invasive cardiovascular procedures in scrub and monitoring roles.
Support cardiac catheterization and electrophysiology procedures by preparing equipment, assisting during procedures, and monitoring patients.
Assist with coronary angiography and interventions, peripheral vascular interventions, electrophysiology studies, atherectomy, IVUS, FFR, and vascular closure device deployment.
Maintain sterile technique and assist with preparation, handling, and appropriate use of invasive cardiovascular devices.
Anticipate physician and procedural team needs to support safe and efficient interventions.
Apply radiation-protection practices during fluoroscopic procedures.
Provide direct patient-care assistance within scope of practice and promptly communicate changes in patient condition to cardiologists and Registered Nurses.
Support safe medication administration during physician-assisted procedures in accordance with scope of practice and facility protocols.
Participate in patient verification, pre-procedure checklists, and procedural time-outs.
Monitor patient information, procedural events, and clinical data during interventions.
Maintain accurate, timely documentation of procedure details, equipment use, supplies, and chronological events; complete required monitoring documentation before patients leave the procedure room.
Operate and maintain cardiovascular imaging, monitoring, and interventional equipment; report or document equipment malfunctions.
Collaborate with cardiologists, electrophysiologists, nurses, and other interdisciplinary healthcare professionals.
Enter required clinical information into ACC registries, including CathPCI and ICD registries.
Participate in departmental committees, quality-improvement activities, and initiatives focused on patient safety and procedural efficiency.
Provide clinical coverage at the Downtown Campus during scheduled working hours when needed.
Participate in on-call coverage, maintaining a 30-minute response time for urgent and emergency procedures.
Follow healthcare regulations, professional practice standards, infection-prevention protocols, and organizational policies.