Interventional Cath Lab Technologist – Cardio Care Expert

Providence; Santa Monica (CA); On-site; USD 69,000 - 99,000; Full time

Job summary

Providence Saint John's Health Center in Santa Monica, CA is seeking a Cardiovascular Technologist for the Cath Lab. This Full Time role involves 12-hour day shifts in a high-acuity setting, performing interventional procedures under physician supervision and contributing to exceptional patient care.

The candidate will operate Cath Lab systems across cardiovascular, peripheral, and neuro-interventional services, with required certifications and at least 1 year of hospital patient contact.

Qualifications

• EKG training and BLS certification are required.
• Registry credentials must be obtained upon hire or equivalent.
• The candidate must have BLS certification and nurse/tech experience.
• 1 year patient contact in hospital setting; 6 months direct patient care; OTJ training may apply.

Responsibilities

• Operate systems in the Cath Lab including cardiovascular, peripheral, endovascular and neurological procedures.
• Perform all phases of cardiac, peripheral, vascular and neuro-interventional work in accordance with scope and standards.
• Work under supervision of Cath Lab Manager, Cardiologist, Electrophysiologist, and Radiologist to deliver patient care.

Skills

EKG training

BLS certification

Education

Cardiovascular Credentialing International Certification

ARDMS Diagnostic Cardiac Sonographer Registry

Interventional Radiography Technologist Registry (Cardiac)

Cardiovascular-Interventional Radiography Registry

Job description

Providence Saint John's Health Center in Santa Monica, CA is seeking a Cardiovascular Technologist for the Cath Lab. This Full Time role involves 12-hour day shifts in a high-acuity setting, performing interventional procedures under physician supervision and contributing to exceptional patient care.

The candidate will operate Cath Lab systems across cardiovascular, peripheral, and neuro-interventional services, with required certifications and at least 1 year of hospital patient contact.