Cath Lab Cardiovascular Tech - Cardiac Imaging Specialist

nashvillegeneralhospital; Nashville (TN); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Benefits begin day one

Disability insurance

Life Insurance

Retirement plan

Shift differential on nights/weekends

Tuition reimbursement

Clinical ladder program

Paid holidays

Flexible Spending Accounts

Free parking

Loan forgiveness program

Job summary

Nashville General Hospital in Nashville, TN is hiring a Full-Time Cardiovascular Tech to support our Cardiac Cath Lab. You will operate physio monitoring and imaging equipment, and scrub tech alongside cardiologists during interventional procedures.

The role requires graduation from an accredited Cardiovascular or Radiography program, RCIS or AART certification, and a current BLS. Prior Cath Lab experience and proficiency with EKGs and hemodynamic tracing are preferred.

Qualifications

• Graduate of an accredited Cardiovascular Program or Radiography Program.
• RCIS or AART certified.
• Current BLS certification.
• Previous Cardiac Cath Lab work experience preferred.
• Proficient in EKG’s and hemodynamic pressure tracings.
• Basic computer knowledge.

Responsibilities

• Operate the physio monitoring system and complex imaging equipment.
• Scrub tech assisting the cardiologist or radiologist during cardiovascular/interventional procedures.

Skills

Cardiovascular program

RCIS or AART

BLS certification

Cath Lab experience preferred

EKG/hemodynamic tracing

Basic computer knowledge

Education

Accredited Cardiovascular Program or Radiography Program

Job description

Nashville General Hospital in Nashville, TN is hiring a Full-Time Cardiovascular Tech to support our Cardiac Cath Lab. You will operate physio monitoring and imaging equipment, and scrub tech alongside cardiologists during interventional procedures.

The role requires graduation from an accredited Cardiovascular or Radiography program, RCIS or AART certification, and a current BLS. Prior Cath Lab experience and proficiency with EKGs and hemodynamic tracing are preferred.