Full-Time
Cath/IR Scrub Technician
Updated on 8/1/2026
The University of Kansas Hospital
5,001-10,000 employees
Academic medical center; Level I trauma
No salary listed
Olathe, KS, USA
In Person
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- A high school diploma or equivalent is required.
- The employee must perform the professional, clinical, and technical competencies of the assigned unit or department.
- Basic Life Support certification through the American Heart Association or another recognized provider must be obtained within 14 days.
- Advanced Cardiac Life Support certification through the American Heart Association must be obtained within 90 days.
- Document and communicate transport events as indicated.
- Review patient treatments and therapies that must continue during transport using SBAR.
- Monitor and maintain patient care before and after procedures.
- Complete defibrillator checks on transport monitors according to policy and procedure.
- Maintain linen and patient care supplies in all labs.
- Clean procedure rooms between cases and at the end of the day using appropriate cleaning solutions.
- Remove sheaths from patients after procedures according to hospital policy and procedure.
- Assist in the lab during procedures by obtaining needed equipment and using sterile technique when handing off sterile equipment.
- Maintain a sterile environment in the procedure suites.
- Assist with invasive lab daily operations, including transport, patient preparation, sterile table preparation, arterial and venous pressure holding, and assistance during critical situations.
- Help coordinate an interdisciplinary approach to patient care and communicate the patient's plan, condition, and progress toward outcomes.
- Provide education and support to patients and their families to address physiological, psychological, and spiritual needs.
- Practice within applicable licensure, registration, or certification requirements, specialty standards, and organizational and department policies and procedures.
- At least one year of experience is preferred.
The University of Kansas Health System is a non-profit academic medical center with locations in Kansas City, Topeka, Great Bend, and Lawrence. It delivers comprehensive medical services—from primary care to highly specialized treatments—through the largest physician practice in Kansas, covering more than 200 medical specialties. As an academic medical center, it combines patient care with research and education, and it operates the only nationally verified Level I Trauma Center in the area. Care is coordinated across its hospitals, clinics, and affiliated providers, with revenue generated from patient services, research grants, and educational programs. The system distinguishes itself by its large, integrated physician network, broad range of specialties, and its role in research and training, all aimed at improving health outcomes in Kansas and the surrounding region.
Company Size
5,001-10,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Kansas City, Kansas
Founded
1998
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- 2024 ED expansion added 49,900 square feet and 30 treatment rooms.[11]
- Advanced imaging and cardiovascular shell space support higher-acuity growth.[11]
- Regional footprint across Kansas strengthens referral capture and coordinated care.[8]
What critics are saying
- Rising ED volumes can still overwhelm newly expanded capacity.[11]
- Single-campus concentration at Bell Hospital Tower magnifies disruption risk.[4]
- Competitive Kansas City systems can erode routine and commercially insured referrals.[15][19]
What makes The University of Kansas Hospital unique
- Only nationally verified Level I Trauma Center in the region.[13]
- Largest physician practice in Kansas across 200 specialties.[16][17]
- Shared academic campus with KU Medical Center drives complex-care referrals.[14][17]
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Settlement agreement over contaminated heart device involving KU med. The University of Kansas Hospital Authority has settled a wrongful-death lawsuit alleging a contaminated device used during open-heart surgery led to a fatal infection in a patient. The settlement agreement was confirmed in court documents, with the plaintiffs agreeing to dismiss all claims against the hospital. The lawsuit also includes negligence and product liability claims against LivaNova USA Inc., the manufacturer of the contaminated device. The case is among more than two dozen lawsuits filed against the hospital and LivaNova, with studies showing contaminated heater-cooler devices can spread bacteria and lead to infections in patients. The trial is scheduled to start soon, with ongoing legal proceedings in the case.
Radiologist joins UKHS Great Bend. The University of Kansas Health System in Great Bend welcomes Glenda Holzman, MD, to its care team. Dr. Holzman is a radiologist and is board-certified by the American Board of Radiology. "I grew up in a rural area of Oklahoma," Dr. Holzman said. "Because of that, I am proud to provide services to rural Kansas as I understand how much the community appreciates the convenience." Dr. Holzman offers many radiology-guided procedures. Some of the procedures she will perform include biopsies of the majority of the body's organs, pain injections into the lumbar spine or joints, placing abscess drains and stereotactic breast biopsies. "My mentor taught me three things: know your craft, be available and be affable," Dr. Holzman said about her patient-care philosophy. "I learned that if somebody needs something done, I want to do it expeditiously. I don't want to be a barrier to patient care. I want to facilitate getting a diagnosis as soon as possible." Dr. Holzman earned her medical degree at the University of Oklahoma College of Medicine and completed her residency in radiology at the University of Kansas Medical Center. She also completed a musculoskeletal radiology fellowship at the University of Iowa.
2025 HCD Conference + Expo tour preview: The University of Kansas Health System ED expansion, Kansas City, Kansas. The 49,900-square-foot expansion featured four phases and delivered 30 new treatment rooms. The project is one of the featured community tours at the 2025 HCD Conference. Published: September 22, 2025 Posted by Tracey Walker The University of Kansas Health System emergency department expansion, Kansas City, Kan. In February 2024, The University of Kansas Health System (Kansas City, Kan.) unveiled an emergency department (ED) expansion on the dense, urban campus of The University of Kansas Hospital in Kansas City, Kan., to address rising patient volumes. The phased project adds 49,900 square feet across four levels, each serving a distinct function. The new ground floor drop-off improves patient access and flow, while dedicated staff areas on the adjacent Lower Level provide vital training room space, offices, and a respite room. Level 1 provides additional treatment rooms and advanced imaging capabilities, joining the existing ED clinical areas. The expansion on Level 2 houses shell space that is currently being developed for the cardiovascular program. Construction for the expansion took approximately 2 1/2 years and occurred within an active hospital, making uninterrupted operations a top priority. Careful phasing and close collaboration ensured continuous care delivery with minimal disruption. For example, architecture and interior design firm Pulse Design Group (Kansas City, Mo.) and general contractor JE Dunn Construction (Kansas City, Mo.) worked with hospital staff to implement a multiphase approach, ensuring that at least one CT scanner remained operational at all times. University of Kansas Hospital ED expansion. Completed in February 2024, the ED features a split-level entry, where patients are quickly assessed and directed either to a large, newly expanded waiting room or transported via dedicated trauma elevator directly into the core of the ED, bypassing the main waiting room entrance. Furthermore, the layout of the expansion is designed to maximize visibility, speed of response, and ease of navigation for both staff and patients. Treatment rooms are arranged in a racetrack layout along the building perimeter. Nurses' stations are planned to provide clear line of site into treatment rooms and located throughout the department to enable faster response times. HCD Conference community tour. As part of the 2025 HCD Conference + Expo (Oct. 25-28, 2025, in Kansas City, Mo.), The University of Kansas Health System ED expansion will be one of the preconference community tours offered to attendees on Saturday, Oct. 25. Space is limited and preregistration is required at hcdexpo.com.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - April 16, 2025 - Stueve Siegel Hanson LLP has filed a class action lawsuit against The University of Kansas Health System ("KU Health"), Lawrence Memorial Hospital ("Lawrence Memorial"), and Epic Systems Corporation ("Epic") on behalf of more than 400 women whose highly sensitive medical records - including potentially nude clinical photographs, body measurements, and other private information - were unlawfully accessed by a KU Health employee with no connection to their care.
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