9 Wisconsin Cardiac Cath Lab Technologist Jobs
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References: At least one reference must be from the same unit/specialty as the job you're applying to.
Required Credentials:
If you have RCIS, state license is not required.
Unit Details:
Scrub, pan, monitor, and assist in the ambulatory bay as well as inpatient bedside procedures as needed.
Includes EP procedures; assists with ICD and pacemaker placement.
Uses Siemens fluoro, angiojet, balloon pump, Impella, and Merge hemodynamics.
Shift & Scheduling:
On-call 1-2 nights per week and every 3-4 weekends.
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Travel Cardiac Cath Lab Technologist Jobs
Cardiac Cath Lab Technologists are in steady demand as heart disease remains a leading health concern; the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a national median wage of $67,260 for cardiovascular technologists and technicians (May 2024), with specialized cath lab roles often paying more. Travel Cath Lab Tech jobs are found in hospitals and cardiac centers with interventional cath labs across the country. Job descriptions emphasize hemodynamic monitoring, sterile technique, and procedural support during diagnostic and interventional cardiac cases. These roles are rewarding because cath lab work is often life-saving in the moment - and travel contracts pair strong pay with high-stakes, high-skill cardiac work.
Travel Cardiac Cath Lab Technologist Jobs in Wisconsin
A Cardiac Cath Lab Technologist is a cardiovascular professional who assists physicians during cardiac catheterization and interventional heart procedures, such as angioplasty and stent placement. Working in the catheterization (cath) lab, they help diagnose and treat coronary artery disease in real time. Job responsibilities include preparing the cath lab and equipment, operating hemodynamic monitoring and fluoroscopy systems, maintaining a sterile field, assisting the cardiologist during procedures, and monitoring the patient throughout. Most Cath Lab Technologists hold the RCIS (CCI) or ARRT (CI) credential.
