You’ll need
Certifications
✓BLS, ACLS, and either ARRT or RCIS
Qualifications
✓Patient Population: Cardiac and vascular patients, including STEMI, atrial fibrillation, device-placement, and peripheral vascular cases
New North Carolina lab contracts paying $2,650+/wk
Weekly. Verified links and pay changes. No account.
Full employer posting
Cath Lab Technologist • Specialty: Vascular Lab/Cath Lab •
- Four 10-hour day shifts, 40 hours per week
- Shift Hours: 7:00 a.m.–5:30 p.m., scheduled Monday–Friday
- Schedule Cycle: Every 4 weeks
- On Call: Required based on department needs and discussed during the manager interview
- Weekend
- Occasional call coverage for vacations and callouts
- Call-Back Time: 1 hour for vascular cases and 30 minutes for STEMI cases
- Floating: None
- Department Details: 12 prep/recovery beds, 2 Cath Labs, 1 Vascular Lab, and 1 EP Lab
- Required
Minimum 1 year of Cath Lab experience; strong vascular experience is needed • Required
- BLS, ACLS, and either ARRT or RCIS
- Patient Population: Cardiac and vascular patients, including STEMI, atrial fibrillation, device-placement, and peripheral vascular cases
- Vascular Procedures: Lower-extremity angiograms, upper-extremity studies, fistulograms, peripheral interventions, pulmonary embolism and DVT procedures, thrombolysis, venograms, fistula creation, carotid angiography and stenting, EVAR, TAVR, and femoral, brachial, and pedal access
- Cath Lab Procedures: Right and left heart catheterizations, coronary interventions, complex PCI, and pericardiocentesis
- Assignment Focus: Primarily scheduled in the Vascular Lab, with Cath Lab support based on experience and department needs
- Documentation System: EPIC experience required
- Equipment: Siemens X-ray systems, Merge Hemo, Philips monitors, Alaris pumps, and Omnicell medication dispensing