Lab Assistant - Cardiovascular Technology (Invasive)

Tennessee Board of Regents•Kingsport, TN

18h•Hybrid

About The Position

Reporting to the Dean of Health Professions, the Cardiovascular (Invasive) Lab Assistant assists with the preparation and clean-up of laboratory and provides instruction and support to students at the assigned clinical site and/or campus lab.

Requirements

AAS degree in Cardiovascular Technology or related field from an accredited institution
Registered Cardiac Invasive Specialist (RCIS) licensure through an accredited national credentialing organization
MS Office suite; digital records management systems; general operating systems and data information systems
Ability to communicate with individuals from a wide range of diverse socioeconomic backgrounds (students, family, staff, governmental officials), both orally and in writing
Capable of managing time and workload to meet strategic planning, budgeting, and any other assigned deadlines
Dependability
Responsive to primary stakeholders’ requests
Professional demeanor, communication, and attire
Proficient functioning in a team-oriented environment

Nice To Haves

One or more years of teaching experience
One or more years of related work experience in Cath Lab
Conversational ability or fluency in a second language

Responsibilities

Assist with the preparation and clean-up of the laboratory
Assist students at the assigned clinical site and/or lab on campus
Provide oversight of clinical experiences for students enrolled in the Program, travel to clinical sites two to three days a week as needed
Adhere to applicable accreditation commission standards or agencies regulations, the college’s policies and procedures, and the Program’s curricula
Provide competent, consistent, and safe instructions to the students
Demonstrate professional attitudes and behavior in the following areas: Appearance, Timeliness, Adherence to policies and standards, Management of conflict, Ethical judgment, Self-directed learning for professional growth, Interactions with patients, public and health care professionals
Support instructor using appropriate techniques related to adult learning to include: Demonstrations, Skills training, Quizzing and discussion
Provide basic counseling and support skills to facilitate learning and progress
Assist in evaluating the student’s performance according to established standards and criteria
Maintain communication with Northeast State Community College Program Director and instructors
Provide appropriate level of supervision to student in clinical setting
Complete other assignments as directed by supervision