Interventional Cardiac Cath Lab Tech (EP) – Day Shift

UNC Health Care; Woodridge (NC); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Nash UNC Health Care in North Carolina seeks a Cardiac Cath Lab Tech to perform advanced diagnostic and interventional cardiac procedures in the Cardiac Cath Lab. Responsibilities include scrubbing, monitoring, and assisting providers; handling hemodynamic data and ensuring equipment readiness.

The role requires a radiology-related education, ACLS/BLS, RCIS/RCVT/ARRT considerations, and basic EKG interpretation. Work is onsite with a 40-hour week and a day schedule.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• Graduate of an accredited Radiology Technologist Program or accredited CVT Program.
• ACLS required within 6 months of hire; BLS certification.
• RCIS must be acquired within 2 years; knowledge of radiation safety.
• Basic EKG interpretation; knowledge of cardiac anatomy and pathophysiology.

Responsibilities

• Assist in transporting patients to nursing units.
• Attend to patient needs during cardiac lab procedures.
• Circulates during procedure and assists the physician as needed.
• Operates hemodynamic and electrical amplifiers; records data.
• Participates in life-saving measures (defibrillation, CPR).
• On-call per schedule if applicable.
• Prepare patient and equipment for cardiac lab procedures; drape patient and calibrate equipment.
• Ensure adequate stock for Cardiac Lab procedures; scrub during procedures.

Skills

Radiology/Cath Lab experience

EKG interpretation

Radiation safety

ACLS knowledge

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Radiology Technologist Program or CVT Program graduate

ARRT/RCIS/RCVT certifications

Job description

Nash UNC Health Care in North Carolina seeks a Cardiac Cath Lab Tech to perform advanced diagnostic and interventional cardiac procedures in the Cardiac Cath Lab. Responsibilities include scrubbing, monitoring, and assisting providers; handling hemodynamic data and ensuring equipment readiness.

The role requires a radiology-related education, ACLS/BLS, RCIS/RCVT/ARRT considerations, and basic EKG interpretation. Work is onsite with a 40-hour week and a day schedule.