Interventional Cardiovascular Tech — Growth & Tuition

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

Benefits offered by this job

Career growth and development

Tuition Assistance for you and yourdep

Diverse and collaborative working env

Affordable and comprehensive benefits

Free parking

Job summary

Johns Hopkins Howard County Medical Center seeks a dedicated Cardiovascular Radiologic Technologist to perform invasive cardiovascular procedures and operate advanced imaging equipment. You will assist with pre- and post-procedure patient care in alignment with Lab guidelines and ensure accurate documentation and data handling.

Minimum qualifications include an associate degree, ARRT registration, and Maryland licensure; Cardio Tech I/II progression depends on experience.

Qualifications

• Associates Degree in radiologic technology or cardiovascular technology or related field.
• ARRT Registration.
• Licensed by the Maryland Board of Physicians.
• Cardio Tech I -- Less than 2 years of experience in assisting with minimally invasive, image-guided medical procedures.
• Cardio Tech II -- 2+ years of experience in assisting with minimally invasive, image-guided medical procedures.

Responsibilities

• Perform cardiovascular procedures including cardiac catheterization, pacemaker insertions, arteriograms, venograms, angioplasty and related studies.
• Operate monitoring and imaging equipment, review test results and data.
• Assist with pre- and post-procedure patient management per Lab guidelines.

Education

Associates Degree in radiologic technology or cardiovascular technology

Tools

ARRT Registration

Maryland Licensure

Job description

Johns Hopkins Howard County Medical Center seeks a dedicated Cardiovascular Radiologic Technologist to perform invasive cardiovascular procedures and operate advanced imaging equipment. You will assist with pre- and post-procedure patient care in alignment with Lab guidelines and ensure accurate documentation and data handling.

Minimum qualifications include an associate degree, ARRT registration, and Maryland licensure; Cardio Tech I/II progression depends on experience.