Cardiac Cath Lab: Special Procedures Tech, Flexible Scheduling

BHS Baptist Healthcare System; Springlee (KY); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Baptist Health Louisville is seeking a Special Procedures Technologist for its Cardiac Cath Lab. The role involves operating radiographic equipment, assisting during invasive procedures, recording data, and evaluating patient responses.

Training is available for new grads, with flexible shift scheduling and competitive compensation. Experience in cath lab or emergency/ICU settings is valued; active Kentucky license, ARRT, and KBMIRT are required or preferred, with BCLS and ACLS timelines

Qualifications

• Graduate of an accredited Radiology program with a Kentucky license.
• Active KBMIRT and ARRT certification required.
• 1 year of experience in special procedures preferred; training available for new grads.
• BCLS certification within 90 days; ACLS within 6 months.
• Advanced certification (RCIS or RTRCI) preferred.

Responsibilities

• Operate radiographic equipment in Cath Lab under cardiologist direction.
• Perform scrub assist role during invasive procedures.
• Record information and evaluate patient response to procedures.

Skills

Cath Lab experience

Interventional radiology knowledge

Active Kentucky license

ARRT certification

KBMIRT certification

BCLS certification

ACLS certification

RCIS/RTRCI preferred

Education

Radiology degree from accredited program

KY radiology license

ARRT certification

KBMIRT certification

RCIS or RTRCI certification preferred

Job description

Baptist Health Louisville is seeking a Special Procedures Technologist for its Cardiac Cath Lab. The role involves operating radiographic equipment, assisting during invasive procedures, recording data, and evaluating patient responses.

Training is available for new grads, with flexible shift scheduling and competitive compensation. Experience in cath lab or emergency/ICU settings is valued; active Kentucky license, ARRT, and KBMIRT are required or preferred, with BCLS and ACLS timelines