CV Invasive Specialist II - Interventional Diagnostics

Tampa General Hospital; Spring Hill (TN); On-site; USD 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Tampa General Hospital seeks a Pool CV Invasive Specialist 2 to independently perform diagnostic and interventional procedures under physician direction in the cath lab. You will ensure proper setup, operation, maintenance of equipment, and support patient care with attention to safety and documentation.

The role requires BLS and ACLS, RCIS certification, and ARRT registration. On-call shifts may be required, and continual readiness to respond to callbacks is essential for patient care

Qualifications

• BLS and ACLS certification required.
• RCIS certification required.
• ARRT registration as Radiographer required.

Responsibilities

• Set up, operate, and clean equipment for procedures in the department and bedside.
• Operate hemodynamic monitoring systems and record procedural data.
• Prepare patients for procedures and monitor vital signs.
• Support data collection and documentation of patient records.
• Maintain stock levels for supplies and ensure equipment is functional.
• Respond to callbacks when on call within the established department time frame.
• Perform incidental tasks as assigned in an efficient and professional manner.

Skills

Hemodynamic monitoring

Cath lab procedures

Patient preparation

Equipment maintenance

Data documentation

On-call availability

Education

Technical Program - Cardiovascular Technology

Technical Program - Allied Health Program

Tools

Cath lab equipment

ECG monitoring

Job description

Tampa General Hospital seeks a Pool CV Invasive Specialist 2 to independently perform diagnostic and interventional procedures under physician direction in the cath lab. You will ensure proper setup, operation, maintenance of equipment, and support patient care with attention to safety and documentation.

The role requires BLS and ACLS, RCIS certification, and ARRT registration. On-call shifts may be required, and continual readiness to respond to callbacks is essential for patient care