Cath Lab Intern - Cardiac Care Trainee

AdventHealth; Tampa (FL); On-site; USD 30,000 - 56,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

Life Insurance

Disability Insurance

PTO

403-B Retirement Plan

Parental Leave

Career Development

Well-being Resources

Job summary

AdventHealth in Tampa, FL is seeking a Cardiovascular Invasive Technologist to perform and evaluate the effectiveness of interventions in the cardiac catheterization laboratory, verify orders, communicate with physicians, and support timely patient throughput according to policy and training.

The job emphasizes accurate medical records, readiness for emergencies, and collaboration with the team. BLS is required, ACLS preferred, and strong ECG interpretation and anatomy knowledge are essential.

Qualifications

• ECG interpretation and arrhythmia knowledge required.
• Solid understanding of cardiovascular and vascular anatomy.
• Ability to monitor vital signs with clinical equipment.
• Must read, write and speak English fluently.
• Basic computer skills and proficiency with Office apps.

Responsibilities

• Perform and evaluate invasive cardiovascular procedures per policy.
• Verify orders and facilitate implementation with physicians.
• Maintain accurate medical records and support throughput.
• Participate in quality and performance improvement activities.

Skills

ECG interpretation

Cardiovascular anatomy

Vascular anatomy

Communication with patients

Healthcare concepts

Monitor vital signs

Microsoft Office

English proficiency

Education

Technical/Vocational School

Job description

AdventHealth in Tampa, FL is seeking a Cardiovascular Invasive Technologist to perform and evaluate the effectiveness of interventions in the cardiac catheterization laboratory, verify orders, communicate with physicians, and support timely patient throughput according to policy and training.

The job emphasizes accurate medical records, readiness for emergencies, and collaboration with the team. BLS is required, ACLS preferred, and strong ECG interpretation and anatomy knowledge are essential.