Cath Lab Tech I: Cardiac Procedures & Patient Care

Bryan College Of Health Sciences; Lincoln (NE); On-site; USD 60,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Bryan Health in Lincoln, Nebraska seeks an experienced team member to assist during invasive cardiology procedures, support the lab team, and maintain a safe, patient-centered environment across the cath lab, electrophysiology lab, ICU-CCU and operating room.

The position requires scrubbing for procedures, setting up and troubleshooting equipment, monitoring patient status, and communicating priorities to the care team while upholding infection control standards and patient safety.

Qualifications

• Sterile technique and aseptic practices are required.
• Knowledge of cardiac anatomy and invasive procedures is essential.
• Ability to interpret basic physiologic data and arrhythmias.
• Familiarity with radiology equipment and imaging systems.
• Strong teamwork and patient communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Assist during invasive cardiology procedures in cath/EP labs and OR.
• Scrub, prep, and assist with device placements and hemodynamics.
• Move equipment and monitor patient status during procedures.
• Maintain infection control and safety standards.
• Participate in on-call rotation and document clinical information.

Skills

Invasive cardiology support

Scrub assistance

Patient care

Equipment setup

On-call availability

Education

Associates degree in Cardiovascular Technology or allied health

RCIS certification within 18 months

RRT and state license to practice respiratory therapy

RCIS certification

ARRT certification eligibility within 90 days

Radiologic technology program graduate with ARRT eligibility

Hemodynamic monitoring experience

Job description

Bryan Health in Lincoln, Nebraska seeks an experienced team member to assist during invasive cardiology procedures, support the lab team, and maintain a safe, patient-centered environment across the cath lab, electrophysiology lab, ICU-CCU and operating room.

The position requires scrubbing for procedures, setting up and troubleshooting equipment, monitoring patient status, and communicating priorities to the care team while upholding infection control standards and patient safety.