Cardiac Electrophysiology Imaging Technologist

TriHealth; Cincinnati (OH); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

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Job summary

TriHealth's advanced Electrophysiology team seeks an EP Radiology Technologist to support invasive cardiac procedures. You will operate imaging equipment, scrub and circulate on the EP lab team, and contribute to patient safety from prep to recovery.

The role involves collaboration with electrophysiologists, nurses, and cardiovascular specialists, offering opportunities for growth in cardiac imaging and independent decision-making within scope of practice.

Qualifications

• Associate's degree in allied health required.
• Recent graduates of accredited Radiologic Technology programs encouraged to apply; onboarding provided.
• EKG competency within 6 months of hire date.
• ARRT or CVT/CVIT or CEPS certification required.
• BLS on hire; ACLS preferred.
• State of Ohio radiologic technologist certification required.
• Understanding of aseptic technique.

Responsibilities

• Monitor patients' vital signs during procedures and respond to complications.
• Document procedures accurately in medical records and capture charges.
• Maintain sterile field and assist physicians with imaging procedures.
• Ensure patient comfort and safety before, during, and after procedures.
• Participate in unit quality assurance and daily equipment checks.

Skills

EKG competency

Radiologic imaging

Independent judgement

Education

Associate's degree in allied health

Graduate of accredited Radiologic Technology program

Tools

ARRT/CVT/CVIT/CEPS certifications

Job description

TriHealth's advanced Electrophysiology team seeks an EP Radiology Technologist to support invasive cardiac procedures. You will operate imaging equipment, scrub and circulate on the EP lab team, and contribute to patient safety from prep to recovery.

The role involves collaboration with electrophysiologists, nurses, and cardiovascular specialists, offering opportunities for growth in cardiac imaging and independent decision-making within scope of practice.