EP Lab Specialist — Electrophysiology

CommonSpirit Health; Seattle (WA); On-site; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Virginia Mason Franciscan Health is seeking an Electrophysiology Specialist to prep patients for EP procedures, calibrate equipment, and operate advanced mapping/recording systems with real-time data interpretation for physicians.

You will document procedures, readings and device parameters, troubleshoot issues, and maintain sterile conditions to ensure patient safety and procedural success. The role requires EP knowledge, aseptic technique, and collaboration with a multidisciplinary team.

Qualifications

• Associate’s degree in Cardiovascular Technology or related field and one year of related cardiovascular technology work experience
• Current licensure as a Cardiovascular Invasive Specialist (CVIS) through the Washington State Department of Health and RCIS certification from CCI; OR licensure as Radiologic Technologist and ARRT certification
• Current Healthcare Provider BLS certification
• Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) certification from AHA
• Knowledge of electrocardiography principles, EKG interpretation, EP systems and mapping/recording tools
• Knowledge of aseptic technique, resuscitative equipment and cardiac/emergency drugs
• Ability to scrub with Physician on procedural cases and follow programmed electrical stimulation protocols
• Ability to operate and troubleshoot electrophysiological recording, mapping systems and ablations

Responsibilities

• Prepare patients for EP procedures and ensure equipment calibration and readiness
• Operate mapping and recording systems and provide real-time data interpretation to the physician
• Meticulously document all procedural steps, readings and device parameters
• Troubleshoot equipment issues and maintain sterile environment for patient safety
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary team and adapt in high-pressure clinical situations

Job description

Virginia Mason Franciscan Health is seeking an Electrophysiology Specialist to prep patients for EP procedures, calibrate equipment, and operate advanced mapping/recording systems with real-time data interpretation for physicians.

You will document procedures, readings and device parameters, troubleshoot issues, and maintain sterile conditions to ensure patient safety and procedural success. The role requires EP knowledge, aseptic technique, and collaboration with a multidisciplinary team.