Electrophysiology Device Tech: Pacemakers & ICDs Expert

University of Southern California; Los Angeles (CA); On-site; USD 56,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of Southern California is seeking an Electrophysiology Device Tech to collaborate with cardiologists in monitoring and programming for device patients, including pacemakers and ICDs. The role involves evaluating device parameters, lead integrity, and magnet rates, plus remote monitoring and post-operative patient care.

Responsibilities include device programming, data interpretation, patient management, and training of cardiology fellows.

Qualifications

• High School or equivalent required.
• 2 years’ combined education/experience as substitute for minimum experience; experience as a Device Tech preferred.
• Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal.
• Excellent problem solving skills.
• Ability to use computer systems or equipment essential for related areas.
• Knowledge of hospital radiology techniques, theory, and procedures.
• Knowledge of anatomy and physiology, invasive cardiovascular practices/techniques/pressures, basic analysis and emergency protocols.
• Familiar with EP equipment and troubleshooting.
• Basic Life Support (BLS) Healthcare Provider certification from American Heart Association.

Responsibilities

• Evaluate and optimize device programming for pacemakers, ICDs, and CRT devices.
• Remote monitoring of device patients via Internet.
• Assist in training cardiology fellows in the device clinic.
• Pre-operative and post-operative care for patients with implanted devices.
• Manage inpatients with devices and ongoing device evaluation.

Skills

Communication skills

Problem solving

Computer systems

Radiology knowledge

Anatomy & physiology

EP equipment

Troubleshooting

BLS certification

Education

High school diploma

Job description

The University of Southern California is seeking an Electrophysiology Device Tech to collaborate with cardiologists in monitoring and programming for device patients, including pacemakers and ICDs. The role involves evaluating device parameters, lead integrity, and magnet rates, plus remote monitoring and post-operative patient care.

Responsibilities include device programming, data interpretation, patient management, and training of cardiology fellows.