Cardiac Cath Lab specialist II

The Cardiac Catheterization Lab Specialist II independently provides direct patient care in within the cardiac catheterization setting and supports cardiac catheterization processes and procedures through equipment maintenance and hygiene. This position collaborates with the healthcare team to provide advanced patient care during procedures, ensuring precision and adherence to established protocols for optimal patient outcomes. Essential Job Function Assesses complex patients' medical history and current condition to prepare them for cardiac catheterization procedures. Operates specialized equipment and monitors patients during procedures, ensuring safety and optimal outcomes. Maintains a safe environment, adheres to universal precautions, and utilizes personal protective equipment to minimize risks and ensure the well-being of patients and staff. Collaborates closely with the healthcare team, including physicians and technicians, to facilitate smooth and successful procedures. Provides patient education and support before, during, and after cardiac cath lab procedures. Adheres to professional advancement program requirements, engages in ongoing education, and mentors others to promote professional growth and development to stay updated with the latest advancements in the field, leading to improved patient care and clinical expertise. Performs other duties as assigned. Education Required: AS Degree in Hospital Adminstration, or other Allied Health Curriculum. Experience Required: 1 - 2 years of Radiology Technical experience, >2 years Paramedic experience, or >2 years of Critical Care or Emergency Department nursing experience. Licensure/Certification/Listing Required: Radiology Technologist - Unencumbered ASRT Radiology Technologist licensure, or Respiratory Therapist - Unencumbered North Carolina Respiratory Care Board Licensure -OR-Cardiovascular Technology Program - Graduate from an accredited Cardiovascular Program-OR-Paramedic - Unencumbered North Carolina EMT-P credentialing/accreditation and/or ParamedicAssociate Degree from a credentialed and qualified Paramedic programCurrent Registered Cardiovascular Invasive Specialist (RCIS or RCES) if not obtain certificationwithin 24 months of hire in the cath lab (is required for continued employment in the Cath Lab).Graduates from a Cardiovascular Program are required to complete RCIS certification within 3months of employment.American Heart Association Health Care Provider course (BLS) preferred or should be completedwithin 6 months of hire.

Created: 2026-03-10