Electrophysiology Technologist — Cardiac Lab Expert

St. Luke’s University Health Network; Bethlehem (Northampton County); On-site; USD 52,000 - 76,000; Full time

Job summary

St. Luke’s University Health Network seeks a Registered Invasive Cardiovascular Technologist to support electrophysiology procedures in the EP Lab. You will assist physicians and provide patient care under RN supervision, ensuring accurate documentation of care and monitoring of hemodynamics.

Experience with pacemakers/ICDs and EP lab equipment is essential. ACLS/BLS is preferred, and the role emphasizes safe, high-quality cardiac care across multiple departments.

Qualifications

• Registered Invasive Cardiovascular Technologist or CIS registry-eligible.
• Experience with interpretation of electrocardiograms and management of patients with pacemakers/ICDs.
• Familiarity with electrophysiology lab equipment and procedures.

Responsibilities

• Delivers professional care to patients under direct supervision of RN.
• Assists the physician in electrophysiology procedures.
• Documents care provided in accordance with policy.
• Demonstrates understanding of medications used in EP Lab and indications for usage.
• Monitors hemodynamic status and responds to parameter fluctuations.
• Maintains proficiency with EP Lab equipment and access site hemostasis.

Skills

Cardiac monitoring

Electrophysiology lab procedures

Patient care under supervision

Accurate documentation

Education

Registered Invasive Cardiovascular Technologist

CIS Registry eligible

Tools

Pacemakers

Implantable cardioverters/defibrillators

Carto system

Prucka system

Interrogation devices

RF generator

Job description

St. Luke’s University Health Network seeks a Registered Invasive Cardiovascular Technologist to support electrophysiology procedures in the EP Lab. You will assist physicians and provide patient care under RN supervision, ensuring accurate documentation of care and monitoring of hemodynamics.

Experience with pacemakers/ICDs and EP lab equipment is essential. ACLS/BLS is preferred, and the role emphasizes safe, high-quality cardiac care across multiple departments.