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UTMB Health is seeking a licensed ECMO Specialist to coordinate and manage extracorporeal life support for neonate, pediatric, and adult patients across high-acuity ICUs. The role requires at least two years in critical care or completion of an accredited perfusion program, with CCP licensure and BLS.
The ES will lead device management, patient monitoring, and emergency responses, while collaborating with physicians and the ECMO team to implement optimal care plans and quality improvements.
UTMB Health is seeking a licensed ECMO Specialist to coordinate and manage extracorporeal life support for neonate, pediatric, and adult patients across high-acuity ICUs. The role requires at least two years in critical care or completion of an accredited perfusion program, with CCP licensure and BLS.
The ES will lead device management, patient monitoring, and emergency responses, while collaborating with physicians and the ECMO team to implement optimal care plans and quality improvements.