Cardiovascular Invasive Radiologic Technologist
Peoria, IL
Host Healthcare
4x10 hrs, Days
Referral Bonus

Cardiovascular Invasive Radiology Technologist

Job Overview

• Assist cardiologists with invasive and diagnostic/interventional cardiac, vascular, and electrophysiologic procedures.
• Support hemodynamic monitoring, EKG interpretation, patient care, and procedural equipment setup in a procedural lab setting.
• Day shift: 6:30 AM–5:00 PM
• Contract length: 13 weeks

Required Qualifications

• Cardiovascular Technologist (3 years of experience)
• Cardiovascular Technologist experience within the last year
• IEMA License in Rad Technology
• BLS issued by American Heart Association
• ACLS issued by American Heart Association
• ARRT Registration in Radiology
• Associate's degree in a related field or certificate of completion for a radiology program
• 3 years of applicable experience in invasive cardiac/vascular/electrophysiologic procedures
• Knowledge of hemodynamic concepts, cardiac anatomy and physiology
• Knowledge and competency in moderate sedation administration and policy protocol
• Knowledge of EP concepts, theory, and the fluoroscopic anatomy and physiology involved in diagnostic and interventional EP procedures
• Ability to recognize and assist in treatment of any complication arising from cardiac/vascular/EP diagnostic and interventional procedures
• Extensive knowledge of use and function of supplies specific to cardiac/vascular diagnostic and interventional procedures
• Knowledge of radiation safety and appropriate use and function of imaging equipment
• Advanced knowledge of EKG interpretation and arrhythmia recognition, analysis, and interpretation
• Knowledge of data analysis and interpretation specific to device implantation and function
• Knowledge and recognition of Invasive Cardiology routines
• Cath Lab Radiology Technologist experience

Key Responsibilities

• Assist with invasive coronary, vascular, and electrophysiologic diagnostic and therapeutic procedures
• Set up and operate imaging, electrical, and physiologic monitoring equipment
• Prepare sterile fields and assist with sterile supplies and devices
• Monitor patient status, report significant observations, and document care
• Support patient education and communication during procedures
• Troubleshoot equipment issues and maintain daily equipment safety checks
• Manage digital archiving and retrieval of patient images and reports
• Collaborate with physicians, team members, and research staff as needed

Schedule

• Day shift
• 40 hours per week