Cardiac Interventional Technologist

DayToDay Health; Shetland Square (MD); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

DayToDay Health is seeking an experienced professional to support advanced cardiac procedures, including electrophysiology studies, ablation, and cardiac catheterization. You will monitor patients before, during, and after procedures to ensure safe care and optimal outcomes.

The role requires proficiency with imaging and hemodynamic equipment, strict sterile technique, and active collaboration with physicians to maintain procedural readiness and department workflow.

Qualifications

• Proficient in electrophysiology, ablation, and cardiac catheterization.
• Capable of monitoring patients and responding to physiologic changes.
• Experience operating imaging and hemodynamic equipment.
• Knowledge of sterile technique and interventional safety.

Responsibilities

• Operate and monitor imaging and hemodynamic equipment during procedures.
• Prepare patients and ensure proper setup of sterile supplies and equipment.
• Assist physicians throughout interventional procedures.
• Support patient safety and maintain department workflow.

Skills

electrophysiology

ablation

cardiac catheterization

patient monitoring

sterile technique

interventional safety

Tools

Imaging systems

Hemodynamic systems

Job description

Role Summary: Perform advanced cardiac procedures including electrophysiology studies, ablation, cardiac catheterization, and related interventional work. Monitor patient condition before, during, and after procedures to support safe care.

Key Responsibilities

• Operate and monitor imaging and hemodynamic equipment during procedures.
• Prepare patients and ensure proper setup of sterile supplies and equipment.
• Assist physicians throughout interventional procedures.
• Support patient safety and maintain appropriate procedural readiness and department workflow.

Qualifications & Skills

• Strong understanding of electrophysiology, ablation, and cardiac catheterization processes.
• Ability to monitor patients and respond appropriately to physiologic changes.
• Proficiency operating relevant imaging and hemodynamic systems.
• Knowledge of sterile technique, patient preparation, and interventional safety practices.