Electrophysiology Lab Specialist

The University of Kansas Health System; North Kansas City (MO); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of Kansas Health System is seeking an Electrophysiology Technician I to assist physicians and nurses in the EP Lab. You will monitor patients during invasive procedures, ensure sterile field, set up equipment, and respond to emergencies with composure and precision.

Responsibilities include preparing rooms, handling catheters and devices, maintaining accurate documentation, and collaborating with anesthesia and cardiology teams to deliver safe, high‑quality patient care in a

Qualifications

• High School graduate required.
• Associate degree in Radiologic Technology or Cardiovascular/Vascular Technology.
• BLS and ACLS certification required within 120 days.

Responsibilities

• Transport patient to nursing units.
• Attend to patient needs during EP procedures and provide comfort while maintaining safety.
• Perform ECG placement and troubleshooting on EP equipment.
• Set up pressure transducers and tubing; ensure sterile field.
• Assist with sterilization, instrument prep, and lab cleaning for next case.
• Circulate during EP procedures and document data accurately.

Skills

Patient care

Sterile technique

Team collaboration

Emergency response

Education

High School Diploma

Associates Degree in Radiologic Technology

Associates Degree Cardiovascular Technology or Vascular Technology

Tools

Fluoroscopy equipment

ECG equipment

Stereotaxis system

RF generator

Hemodynamic monitoring equipment

Cardiac catheters setup

Job description

The University of Kansas Health System is seeking an Electrophysiology Technician I to assist physicians and nurses in the EP Lab. You will monitor patients during invasive procedures, ensure sterile field, set up equipment, and respond to emergencies with composure and precision.

Responsibilities include preparing rooms, handling catheters and devices, maintaining accurate documentation, and collaborating with anesthesia and cardiology teams to deliver safe, high‑quality patient care in a