Electrophysiology Lab Tech — Cardiac Diagnostics

UF Health; St. Augustine South (FL); On-site; USD 35,000 - 48,000; Part time

Job summary

UF Health Flagler Hospital is seeking an Electrophysiology Lab Tech to join the cardiovascular services team in Saint Augustine, FL. This part-time role (32 hrs/week) supports diagnostic and interventional cardiac procedures in a high-tech EP lab environment.

You will circulate, scrub, and record procedures, operate relevant medical equipment, and collaborate with electrophysiologists, nurses, and cardiovascular specialists to deliver high-quality patient care.

Qualifications

• Associates degree required in Radiologic Technology, Cardiovascular Technology, or Respiratory Therapy.
• Minimum of five years experience as an EP Technologist.
• Florida Certified Radiologic Technologist license.
• Florida Registered Respiratory Therapist license with ARRT.
• RCIS Certification.
• RCES Certification required within 12 months if no degree in applicable fields.
• Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) and Basic Life Support (BLS).

Responsibilities

• Assists physician to provide support during all EP procedures.
• Educates patient regarding pending procedure and answers questions to patient’s satisfaction.
• Ensures patient safety and comfort with regards to table pads and back support before procedure.
• Ensures all pertinent documentation is complete prior to start of procedure.
• Uses sterile techniques to prevent contamination and infection.
• Keeps abreast of equipment functions and safety precautions.
• Performs other duties as assigned by management.

Education

Associates Degree in Radiologic Technology, Cardiovascular Technology Program, or Respiratory Therapy

Job description

UF Health Flagler Hospital is seeking an Electrophysiology Lab Tech to join the cardiovascular services team in Saint Augustine, FL. This part-time role (32 hrs/week) supports diagnostic and interventional cardiac procedures in a high-tech EP lab environment.

You will circulate, scrub, and record procedures, operate relevant medical equipment, and collaborate with electrophysiologists, nurses, and cardiovascular specialists to deliver high-quality patient care.