Travel EP Technologist: Cardiac Lab Expert

Siemens Healthineers AG; Cincinnati (OH); On-site; USD 6,370,000 - 7,508,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid Time Off Program

Siemens Healthineers paid training

Remote or in-person training options

Networking with a global leader

Job summary

Siemens Healthineers is seeking a Travel EP Technologist to support our clients\' electrophysiology labs nationwide, traveling to contracted facilities. The role covers scrub, circulate, and monitor duties, equipment setup, and patient care in diverse environments.

Active ARRT, BLS and ACLS are required, with at least three years of modality experience. Travel flexibility, adherence to safety standards, and collaboration with physicians and staff are essential.

Qualifications

• Active ARRT certification.
• Basic Life Support (BLS) & ACLS.
• Must have a minimum of 3 years of experience within modality.

Responsibilities

• Prepare, operate, and maintain electrophysiology lab equipment, including mapping systems, recording devices, stimulators, and ablation technologies.
• Assist physicians during complex EP procedures such as ablations, device implants (pacemakers, ICDs, CRT), and diagnostic studies.
• Monitor patient status and cardiac rhythms during procedures, ensuring patient safety.
• Collect, document, and analyze data related to cardiac electrophysiology studies.
• Perform sterile scrub and circulating duties as required.
• Ensure accurate equipment setup, troubleshooting, and compliance with facility and manufacturer standards.

Education

ARRT certification

BLS certification

ACLS certification

Tools

GE equipment

Philips equipment

Job description

Siemens Healthineers is seeking a Travel EP Technologist to support our clients\' electrophysiology labs nationwide, traveling to contracted facilities. The role covers scrub, circulate, and monitor duties, equipment setup, and patient care in diverse environments.

Active ARRT, BLS and ACLS are required, with at least three years of modality experience. Travel flexibility, adherence to safety standards, and collaboration with physicians and staff are essential.