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Intercare Recruitment is seeking a Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory Registered Nurse cross-trained as a Radiologic Technologist for a busy Cath Lab in Arkansas. The RN provides safe, high-quality care before, during, and after diagnostic and interventional cardiovascular procedures.
The role requires ability to act as a Special Procedure Technologist, performing invasive cardiac procedures and maintaining strong teamwork with physicians and radiology staff.
Title: Cath Lab RN cross trained Rad Tech
Department: Cardiac Cath Lab
Reporting Relationships: under the direct supervision of the Cath Lab Clinical Lead.
Job Summary: The Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory Registered Nurse is responsible for providing safe, high-quality nursing care to patients undergoing diagnostic and interventional cardiovascular procedures. The Cath Lab RN works collaboratively with physicians, radiology staff, and the multidisciplinary team to ensure excellent patient outcomes before, during, and after procedures.
The RN must be able to act as a Special Procedure Technologist. They will perform invasive and interventional, cardiac and special procedures for the purpose of diagnosis and treatment of patients. Must work effectively with patients and physicians and maintain a cooperative relationship with interdepartmental personnel. Recognizes the purpose of employment is to prioritize the patient as number one and to put forth the utmost quality as a technologist. Will perform all necessary procedures on patients in all age groups.
Physical Demands: Job responsibilities require a considerable amount of physical work. The individual will be required to assist with lifting and moving patients, pushing of carts, wheelchairs, and other equipment; and lifting or pushing of up to 300 pounds. Workday requires frequent walking, stooping, bending, and moderate degrees of stooping and repetitive hand and wrist movement. Work requires dexterity, hand/eye coordination, and physical ability to push and operate medical equipment. The individual must also be able to maneuver throughout the halls, stairways, and patient rooms in response to hospital emergencies.