Required Credentials:
Graduation from an accredited Radiologic Technology program required.
Associates degree in Radiology Technology required.
EKG training required / Annual EKG competency review required.

Unit Details:
Assists with sterile diagnostic and interventional care for patients from young adults through the elderly, including critically ill patients.
The unit handles diagnostic and interventional cardiac, electrophysiology, structural-heart and interventional radiology procedures.
Cardiac catheterization and interventional procedures include PTCA, PCI, Rotablator, CSI and Penumbra.
Vascular procedures include IVC filters, peripheral runoffs, acute and chronic occlusions, PTA/stenting, radiofrequency ablations, AAA repair, TCAR, carotid angiography, renal angiograms, graftograms/fistulograms and EKOS.
Structural-heart procedures include TAVR, Watchman, PFO closures and MitraClips.
Electrophysiology procedures include pacemaker/ICD placement, loop recorder insertion/removal, radiofrequency ablations, cryoablations, electrical pulse-field ablations, EP procedures and synchronized cardioversion/defibrillation.
The role assists with balloon pump/Impella insertion, maintenance and troubleshooting; intravascular ultrasound; FFR/iFR; vascular access; temporary pacemaker insertion; and arterial and venous sheath maintenance/removal, including manual compression and hemostasis devices.
Arterial and venous closure devices include Mynx, Vascade, Perclose, AngioSeal and TR Band, including application, maintenance, removal and post-care.
The role uses Spectranetics laser, thermodilution and invasive monitoring, and performs hemodynamics calculations.
Contrast delivery methods include an Acist device and manual manifold; the role sets up, uses and maintains these methods and troubleshoots X-ray and other Cath Lab equipment.
The role uses sterile technique, radiological positioning/techniques and cardiac monitor lead placement.
The role includes contrast-volume tracking and reporting to the physician, PCI registry data gathering, postmortem care and patient transport.
The role continuously assesses hemodynamic stability using invasive and non-invasive measures.
Uses Philips XPER hemodynamic monitoring system.

Shift & Scheduling:
24/7 call coverage (365 days) with a 30-minute hospital arrival time.

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