Interventional Cardiovascular Radiology Tech — Growth & Tuition

Johns Hopkins Medicine; Catonsville (MD); On-site; USD 58,000 - 96,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Career growth and development

Tuition Assistance for you and your_de

Diverse and collaborative working env.

Affordable and comprehensive benefits

Free parking

Job summary

Johns Hopkins Howard County Medical Center, a 266-bed acute care facility, seeks a Cardiovascular Radiologic Technologist to perform invasive cardiovascular procedures and patient-focused duties. The role involves catheterizations, arteriograms and angioplasty with a range of imaging equipment.

Strong teamwork and patient care are emphasized. Minimum qualifications include an associates degree in radiologic or cardiovascular technology, ARRT registration, and Maryland licensure.

Qualifications

• Associates degree or related field preferred.
• ARRT Registration required.
• Licensed by Maryland Board of Physicians.
• Cardio Tech I — <2 years experience in invasive, image-guided procedures. New grads welcome.
• Cardio Tech II — 2+ years experience in such procedures.

Responsibilities

• Perform cardiovascular procedures including cardiac catheterization, arteriograms, venograms and angioplasty.
• Handle equipment such as ECG, monitoring devices, cine film processor and related tools.
• Assist with pre- and post-procedure patient management per Lab guidelines.
• Prepare and review test results and data for physician review.

Skills

Cardio Tech I

Cardio Tech II

Education

Associates Degree in Radiologic or Cardiovascular Technology

ARRT Registration

Licensed by Maryland Board of Physicians

Job description

Johns Hopkins Howard County Medical Center, a 266-bed acute care facility, seeks a Cardiovascular Radiologic Technologist to perform invasive cardiovascular procedures and patient-focused duties. The role involves catheterizations, arteriograms and angioplasty with a range of imaging equipment.

Strong teamwork and patient care are emphasized. Minimum qualifications include an associates degree in radiologic or cardiovascular technology, ARRT registration, and Maryland licensure.