Cardiac EP Lab Technologist: Imaging, Devices & Safety

Valley Health; Winchester (VA); On-site; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Valley Health is seeking an Electrophysiology Technologist to support physicians in real-time EP lab procedures. You will operate imaging equipment, anticipate fluoroscopy needs, monitor patients, and document all events and charges accurately within the imaging systems.

Responsibilities include supervising students, ensuring informed consent, and maintaining strict radiation safety. Requirements include EP certification within two years, two years of invasive cardiology experience, and BLS/ACLS

Qualifications

• Registered Cardiac Electrophysiology Specialist certification within two years of hire.
• Two years of invasive cardiology/EP experience preferred.
• BLS and ACLS certifications required prior to/at orientation.
• ARRT(R) registry eligible or completed radiologic technology program.
• Proficient with fluoroscopy and imaging workflow in EP procedures.

Responsibilities

• Operates imaging equipment to create high-quality intraoperative images.
• Assists physicians with fluoroscopy during procedures and adapts as needed.
• Monitors vital signs and ensures patient comfort before, during, and after cases.
• Ensures informed consent is obtained and questions are answered.
• Documents procedure events and charges in EMT and Imaging System.
• Supervises radiologic students during clinical rotations.
• Maintains radiation safety and infection control policies.

Skills

Invasive cardiology experience

Fluoroscopy imaging

Radiation safety

Patient monitoring

Team collaboration

Education

High School Diploma

2-year Allied Health training

Registered Cardiac Electrophysiology Specialist certification (within 2 years)

BLS certification

ACLS certification

ARRT(R) registry / Radiologic Technology program

Tools

Imaging equipment

Electrophysiology lab devices

EMT and Imaging System documentation

Job description

Valley Health is seeking an Electrophysiology Technologist to support physicians in real-time EP lab procedures. You will operate imaging equipment, anticipate fluoroscopy needs, monitor patients, and document all events and charges accurately within the imaging systems.

Responsibilities include supervising students, ensuring informed consent, and maintaining strict radiation safety. Requirements include EP certification within two years, two years of invasive cardiology experience, and BLS/ACLS