8 Florida Electrophysiology Technologist Jobs
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Pre-employment modules may be required for this role. Please upload any certifications or health documents you have to your profile to expedite your on-boarding process.
Additional Details:
Required Skills/Experience:
- Scrub for ablations and device implants.
- Must be able to monitor and pace ablation cases.
Required Credentials:
- RCIS or RT(R) accepted; RCIS-eligible candidates considered.
Unit Details:
- Uses GE Innova, Medtronic Cryoconsole, Carto Mapping, and MacLab.
- Procedures include ablations (RF and cryo), device implants, Watchman, and Micra.
- Newer procedure rooms and equipment.
- Building out a team separate from CCL staff.
Shift & Scheduling:
- No on-call required for EP; could pick up call in CCL if desired.
- Weekends: none required.
- Holidays in rotation with hospital employees.
Floating Requirements:
- Support in prep/recovery area as needed.
Travel Electrophysiology Technologist Jobs
Electrophysiology Technologists are specialized cardiovascular professionals in steady demand as catheter-based arrhythmia treatment grows; the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a national median wage of $67,260 for cardiovascular technologists and technicians (May 2024), with specialized EP roles often paying more. Travel EP Tech jobs are found in hospitals and cardiac centers with dedicated electrophysiology labs nationwide. Job descriptions emphasize 3D cardiac mapping, rhythm monitoring, and procedural support during ablations and device implants. These roles are rewarding because EP procedures can permanently correct dangerous arrhythmias - and travel contracts pair strong pay with high-skill work at leading cardiac programs.
Travel Electrophysiology Technologist Jobs in Florida
An Electrophysiology (EP) Technologist is a cardiovascular professional who assists physicians during procedures that diagnose and treat heart rhythm disorders (arrhythmias), such as cardiac ablations and pacemaker or defibrillator implants. Job responsibilities include preparing the EP lab, operating mapping and recording systems, monitoring cardiac rhythms in real time, maintaining a sterile field, and supporting the electrophysiologist throughout the procedure. Many EP Technologists hold the RCES (CCI) credential, and some come from an RCIS or radiologic technology background.
