Cath Lab Technologist

Job Title: Cath Lab TechnologistLocation: Texas, AustinDepartment: Cardiac Cath LabsAssignment Type: Long-Term AssignmentStart Date: 06/01/2025End Date: 08/30/2025Regular Pay Rate: $73/hourShift: 06:45 AM - 03:15 PMOpen Positions: 1Start/End Bonus: NoneOn-Call: Yes - Rotating on-call coverage requiredStart Date: ASAPReason for Requisition: Vacant Permanent PositionCritical Order: Yes Job Summary:We are seeking a skilled Cath Lab Technologist for a long-term assignment within a specialized pediatric cardiac unit in Texas. This role involves supporting procedures that diagnose and treat cardiovascular conditions, including electrophysiology (EP) and interventional radiology (IR) procedures. The technologist will play a critical role in both pre- and post-procedure care, intra-procedural monitoring, and sterile technique compliance. Key Responsibilities: Assist in procedures to diagnose and treat conditions of the cardiovascular system Perform real-time physiological monitoring of heart rate, rhythm, pressures, oxygen saturation, and cardiac output Identify catheter positioning and anticipate changes during procedures Communicate patient condition changes promptly to physicians and team members Operate and maintain procedure-specific equipment and supplies Maintain strict aseptic technique and infection control standards Assist with procedure room setup, patient transport, and post-procedure clean-up Educate patients about post-procedure expectations and care for the catheter insertion site Provide instructions related to activity restrictions and when to seek intervention Minimum Requirements: Valid certification: RT-R (ARRT) or RCIS Experience in a Cath Lab setting; pediatric experience a plus Proficiency with hemodynamic monitoring and intra-procedure testing Strong critical thinking and communication skills Comfortable working in a dynamic and specialized cardiac unit with pediatric patients Why Apply? Competitive compensation: $73.00/hour Opportunity to work in a specialized pediatric cardiovascular environment Diverse procedural exposure: Heart, IR, and EP cases Work in a collaborative team supporting life-saving interventions