Electrophysiology Lab Tech: Cardiac Procedure Support

The University of Kansas Health System; United States; On-site; USD 52,000 - 78,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of Kansas Health System seeks an Electrophysiology Lab Tech to assist physicians in diagnostic, interventional, and therapeutic EP procedures. The role emphasizes aseptic technique, patient monitoring, equipment setup, and coordination with anesthesia, nurses and staff to deliver safe, efficient care.

Responsibilities include circulat ing during procedures, preparing the lab, and documenting data while maintaining safety and quality control in a high‑activity EP suite.

Qualifications

• High School Graduate
• Associate degree in Radiologic Technology or Cardiovascular/vascular tech
• Experience in Cardiac Cath Lab, Interventional Radiology or Electrophysiology Lab
• ACLS and BLS certification within 120 days

Responsibilities

• Assist during electrophysiology procedures and monitor patients
• Prepare rooms, instruments and sterile field and manage supplies
• Circulate during procedures and aid physicians with catheters
• Operate and troubleshoot EP lab equipment and imaging systems
• Document hemodynamic and case progression data
• Ensure safety, asepsis, and patient advocacy

Skills

ECG placement

Cardioversion

Defibrillation

Pacing

Sterile technique

Equipment troubleshooting

Education

Associates Degree Radiologic Technology

Associates Degree Cardiovascular Technology

Associates Degree Healthcare related field

Tools

Stereotaxis Setup

Fluoroscopy equipment

ECG monitoring systems

Job description

The University of Kansas Health System seeks an Electrophysiology Lab Tech to assist physicians in diagnostic, interventional, and therapeutic EP procedures. The role emphasizes aseptic technique, patient monitoring, equipment setup, and coordination with anesthesia, nurses and staff to deliver safe, efficient care.

Responsibilities include circulat ing during procedures, preparing the lab, and documenting data while maintaining safety and quality control in a high‑activity EP suite.