Electrophysiology (EP) Monitor Technologist
Rochester, NY
HumanEdge Travel Healthcare
5x8 hrs

Job Opportunity: EP Monitoring Tech

Job Overview

The Electrophysiology (EP) Monitor Tech assists the Electrophysiologist during EP studies, ablations, and cardiac implant procedures. The role involves supporting various cardiac procedures and coordinating with the medical team to ensure smooth operation of the EP lab.

Key Responsibilities

• Assist during EP studies, ablations, and cardiac implants
• Implement EP pacing monoverses and perform measurements using GE MacLab & CardioLab systems
• Support setup and coordination with multiple vendors and mapping systems (Carto, Abbott, Rhythmia) during ablations
• Communicate with physicians and in-room staff to ensure availability of equipment and supplies
• Facilitate room turnover and ensure on-time starts for patient care
• Coordinate with Charge Nurse and third-party vendors for scheduled procedures
• Document procedures primarily using Epic (preferred but not required)

Typical Procedures

• RF ablations (Cryo ablations) for Atrial Fibrillation/Flutter, Atrial Tachycardia, AVNRT, WPW, and other arrhythmias
• Device implants including:

  • Traditional pacemakers (single, dual, CSP, BiV)
  • ICDs (including Subcutaneous ICD)
  • Leadless pacemakers, loop recorders
  • Left atrial appendage closure devices (Watchman, Amulet)
• Use of mapping systems such as Biosense Webster Carto, Abbott Ensite/Precision, Rhythmia

Requirements

• Tech License: RCES or Radiologic Tech license
• Minimum 2 years of relevant experience
• BLS certification (American Heart Association only)

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience with cardiac implant or structural heart scrub
• Experience with GE MacLab & CardioLab systems
• Experience with Bloom stimulator
• Familiarity with Epic documentation system

Work Schedule

• Primarily 3 shifts per week, 12 hours each
• Mostly day shifts with some evening shifts and on-call duties as needed

Ideal Candidate

A professional healthcare worker who is patient-focused, team-oriented, adaptable to lab changes, and contributes to maintaining a positive work environment.