Electrophysiology Tech - Lead Cardiac Rhythm Procedures

MedStar Health; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 55,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

MedStar Health is seeking an experienced professional to assist physicians during invasive electrophysiology procedures, including EP studies, pacemaker implants, and ablations. The role involves preparing equipment, maintaining sterile field, and providing patient comfort before, during, and after procedures.

You will monitor ECG and hemodynamics, assist with device insertions, manage room readiness, and document data and charges for billing. Prior EP lab exposure is preferred.

Qualifications

• Education: High School Diploma or GED including completion of a Cardiovascular Technologist training program.
• Experience: Experience in cardiovascular or electrophysiology laboratory procedures preferred.
• Licenses/ Certifications: RCIS, RCES, R.T.(R)(CI), CPR (AHA/Red Cross), ACLS/Health Services, certifications may vary by department.

Responsibilities

• Scrub during routine to complex invasive and non-invasive cardiac procedures.
• Prepare/clean/drape site to maintain sterile field per AORN standards.
• Enter patient data and monitor data; provide comfort pre-, during-, and post-procedure.
• Monitor ECG, blood pressure and hemodynamic parameters during procedures.
• Assist with insertion of devices and ablations; set up/remove lines; time tests for sheath removal.
• Prepare and stock room/equipment for next procedure; manage inventory.
• Document data and charges; ensure accurate coding and billing entries.

Skills

Electrophysiology procedures

Patient care

Education

High School Diploma or GED

Cardiovascular Technologist training program

Job description

MedStar Health is seeking an experienced professional to assist physicians during invasive electrophysiology procedures, including EP studies, pacemaker implants, and ablations. The role involves preparing equipment, maintaining sterile field, and providing patient comfort before, during, and after procedures.

You will monitor ECG and hemodynamics, assist with device insertions, manage room readiness, and document data and charges for billing. Prior EP lab exposure is preferred.