Electrophysiology Tech: Advance Cardiac Care (Sign-On $15k)

Northwest Medical Center Tucson; Tucson (AZ); On-site; USD 60,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health Insurance

401(k) Matching

Paid Time Off

Student Loan Repayment

Sign-On Bonus

Job summary

Northwest Medical Center Tucson is seeking an Electrophysiology Technician to support electrophysiology and cardiac procedures. The EP Tech will prepare, monitor, and provide patient care during procedures while operating specialized equipment and maintaining patient safety.

Requirements include ARRT-related certification or equivalent, 0–2 years in EP lab, and technical school or associate degree in related field.

Qualifications

• ARRT certification or equivalent required
• 0-2 years EP lab experience preferred
• Technical School certification or an Associate Degree in a related field required

Responsibilities

• Assist EP team during electrophysiology procedures, including scrub and monitoring
• Monitor patient status and manage cardiovascular hemodynamics; initiate ACLS if needed
• Operate and troubleshoot electrophysiology equipment and cardiac stimulators
• Provide pre- and post-procedural patient care and instruction
• Maintain radiation safety and regulatory compliance
• Record and image documentation in the electronic health system
• Assist with on-call coverage and maintain procedural room readiness
• Follow all policies and safety standards

Skills

Electrophysiology procedures

Hemodynamic monitoring

ACLS protocols

Radiation safety

Patient communication

Equipment troubleshooting

Education

Technical School certification

Associate Degree (Cardiovascular Technology / Radiologic Technology / Nursing)

Tools

Electrophysiology equipment

Cardiac stimulators

Job description

Northwest Medical Center Tucson is seeking an Electrophysiology Technician to support electrophysiology and cardiac procedures. The EP Tech will prepare, monitor, and provide patient care during procedures while operating specialized equipment and maintaining patient safety.

Requirements include ARRT-related certification or equivalent, 0–2 years in EP lab, and technical school or associate degree in related field.