CARDIAC CATH LAB TECH - PRN

Beebe Healthcare

Lewes

On-site

GBP 35,000 - 54,000

Full time

12 days ago

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Job summary

Beebe Healthcare is seeking a Cardiovascular Technician to support the cardiology team in a high‑volume catheterization laboratory. The role involves scrub duties, patient positioning, medication or contrast administration under physician supervision, and maintaining instrumentation and records to ensure safe, efficient procedures.

Ideal candidates hold an ARRT-CV credential or equivalent, BLS/ACLS, and an associates degree (preferred).

Qualifications

Able to communicate effectively, pleasantly, cooperatively, and discreetly with patients, physicians, team members, and the public.
Demonstrates ability to work under pressure and maintain patient confidentiality.

Responsibilities

Assists physician with scrub duties and sterile technique.
Positions patients and prepares procedures.
Supports circulator role and administers medications or contrast under supervision.

Skills

Effective communication

Ability to work under pressure

Team collaboration

Education

Associates Degree preferred

ARRT-CV - Cardiovascular-Interventional Radiography

BLS - Basic Life Support

ACLS - Advanced Cardiac Life Support

ARRT-RT - Radiologic Technologist

Job description

Why Beebe?

Become part of the Beebe team—an inclusive, mission‑driven organization located in a vibrant coastal community. At Beebe, you’ll build a rewarding career while making a meaningful impact on the health and well‑being of our patients. Join a team committed to excellence, collaboration, and compassionate care, and experience the fulfillment that comes from supporting a community that trusts and values the work you do every day.

Overview

This position supports the Cardiologist in performing a wide range of diagnostic and interventional cardiac procedures, including cardiac catheterizations, Swan‑Ganz catheterization, pacemaker procedures, transesophageal echocardiography with cardioversion (TEE/CV), intra‑aortic balloon pump (IABP) support, percutaneous coronary interventions, and other minor procedures requiring the administration of moderate sedation. The role is responsible for operating, monitoring, and maintaining specialized equipment used within the cardiac catheterization laboratory. The position provides direct patient care using established radiological, cardiovascular, and technical knowledge, in accordance with Delaware licensure or certification requirements. Care is delivered across the full spectrum of patient populations, requiring the clinical skills, judgment, and adaptability necessary to ensure safe, high‑quality patient outcomes in a dynamic procedural environment.

Cl inical & Procedural Support

Assists the physician with scrub duties using strict sterile technique to prevent cross‑contamination.
Sets up sterile trays and prepares and positions patients for procedures.
Assists the physician in the circulator role, including patient positioning for digital imaging and administering medications or contrast (if RN/RT certified) under physician supervision and in accordance with departmental policy.
Performs recorder/monitor functions, including documenting procedures, balancing and calibrating equipment, operating physiologic recorders, and calculating and reporting patient data obtained in the cardiac catheterization laboratory.

Equipment & Technical Expertise

Demonstrates complete working knowledge of all equipment within the cardiac catheterization laboratory.
Operates and maintains physiologic monitoring systems and imaging equipment according to departmental standards.

Patient Care & Safety

Reviews patient charts to identify pertinent clinical information and indicators of potential patient risk prior to procedures.
Maintains the holding area and assists with safe transport of patients before and after procedures.
Provides radiation protection to patients, staff, and self in accordance with established safety regulations and best practices.
Recognizes emergency situations and initiates appropriate response, including activating code procedures and administering first aid or CPR as needed.

Medication & Contrast Administration

Prepares and administers contrast media and medications under the direct supervision of the Cardiologist.
Maintains controlled drug inventory according to established controlled substance policies.
Ensures crash cart and drug boxes are accurately stocked, secured, and properly dated.

Inventory & Supply Management

Assists in maintaining supply inventory and ordering necessary items to support procedural needs.
Notifies the coordinator when supplies are low or need replenishment.
Actively participates in product evaluation to identify high‑quality, cost‑effective supplies and equipment.

Documentation & Follow‑Up

Maintains a daily work log reflecting procedural activity and responsibilities.
Participates in patient follow‑up activities as required by departmental protocols.

Operations & Quality Improvement

Rotates in an on‑call schedule to support emergency and after‑hours procedural needs.
Actively participates in performance improvement initiatives, including evaluation, reporting outcomes, and recommending follow‑up actions to enhance patient care and department efficiency.

Qualifications

Able to communicate effectively, pleasantly, cooperatively, and discreetly with patients, physicians, team members, and the general public. Able to work under pressure and maintain patient confidentiality. Excellent communication skills and ability to relate well with people of diverse backgrounds, training, and experience. Demonstration of creativity, initiative, and problem-solving.

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