Perfusionist

This position involves providing perfusion support for a variety of cardiovascular procedures. The perfusionist will be responsible for operating machinery that circulates blood or other fluids, supporting both on-pump and off-pump coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) cases, valve replacement surgeries, and adult TAVR procedures. Responsibilities Administer perfusion support during cardiac surgeries.

Utilize specialized equipment including Spectrum pumps and EPIC electronic patient records for documentation. Participate in a team environment with surgeons and other perfusionists. Work efficiently to manage approximately 40 patient cases daily.

Ensure all clinical activities are documented and comply with departmental standards. Take part in an on-call rotation, which includes one night per week and every other or every third weekend. Qualifications Minimum of 2 years of recent experience in a perfusionist role.

Current Basic Life Support (BLS) certification, must be from the American Heart Association (AHA). ABCP certification is preferred but not required. Willingness to take on-call duties as necessary.

Training and Orientation New hires will undergo a comprehensive orientation program that includes one-on-one training with an experienced perfusionist. The orientation is designed to ensure proficiency in all aspects of perfusion support and equipment operation. Work Environment This position involves working in a cardiovascular operating room setting, typically consisting of 2 operating rooms and access to a robotic room for TAVR procedures.

The ideal candidate will be adaptable and ready to float to another unit if qualified to manage specific cases such as HIPEC. Additional Requirements Completion of necessary documentation, including application and employment history. Verification of clinical activity, demonstrating at least 40 encounters in the last 12 months.

Health clearance, including TB titer and urine drug screen. If applicable, evidence of flu vaccination or an exemption form during the flu season. All clinicians must adhere to safety protocols, including badging in and out of the facility and wearing designated scrub colors, which are provided.