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CommonSpirit Health

Nonprofit Catholic health system providing healthcare

Cardiovascular Technologist

Diagnostics & Laboratory ProfessionalsPosted on Nov 12
Full-timeSilverdale, WA, USANo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Graduation from an accredited school of Radiological Technology and one year of recent related work experience, which may be obtained through practical education or training.
  • Graduation from an accredited school of Cardiovascular Technology and one year of work experience at the core level of the job, or an equivalent combination of experience or education demonstrating the ability to perform the duties.
  • Basic Life Support (CPR) certification is required upon hire.
  • Advanced Cardiac Life Support certification is required upon hire.
  • One of the following is required upon hire: Medical Radiographer credential in Washington; Registered Technologist Radiography credential from ARRT; or Cardiovascular Invasive Specialist Certification in Washington.
  • Quarterly American Heart Association Resuscitation Quality Improvement competency certification is required after hire through the facility's internal resources; outside RQI competency resources are not accepted.

Responsibilities

  • Prepare the equipment and room to capture appropriate images according to physician direction and department protocols.
  • Review procedure orders to determine required materials and supplies.
  • Inspect equipment according to established procedures to ensure that equipment and instruments are in proper working condition.
  • Set up and stock the procedure room and trays with required supplies and equipment before procedures.
  • Clean the procedure room and equipment after procedures to facilitate room turnover.
  • Input data into imaging modality systems.
  • Deliver patient care to all age groups during examinations and procedures, and assist with patient transfers as needed.
  • Act as a liaison between patients and physicians, protect patients and staff from unnecessary radiation, explain procedures to patients, and respond to their questions.
  • Monitor patients' blood pressure and heart rate with nursing staff during procedures, and advise physicians of significant changes in patient condition.
  • Use equipment, techniques, procedures, and devices according to protocol to ensure consistent results, including wire, catheter, balloon management, ablations, and implantations.
  • Assist physicians during procedures and use sterile technique in accordance with established policies, procedures, and state and federal regulations.
  • Respond to emergencies within scope of practice.
  • Maintain records and logs required by department protocols and licensure requirements, and prepare cases for interpretation.
  • Document pertinent information in the electronic medical record, hemodynamic monitoring system, and Radiation Information Systems (RIS).
  • Perform incidental office duties, including answering phones, inventory management, and stocking equipment and supplies.
  • Demonstrate proficiency in routine Cardiovascular Lab and Interventional Radiology suite functions, including patient flow in coordination with nursing staff and staff assignments during scheduled shifts.
  • Demonstrate competency and proficiency with Interventional Radiology suite equipment when performing interventional procedures.
  • Provide on-the-job training to new or lower-level employees; identify training needs and advise higher-level authority.
  • May prepare work schedules and review work for quality and productivity standards.
  • Monitor individual staff performance and provide feedback to higher-level authority; coach employees on procedures and protocols; may provide input to formal performance evaluations.
  • May participate in initial employment interviews and conduct department-level new-hire orientations.
  • Order supplies to maintain appropriate supply levels and ensure charges are timely and accurate according to established standards.
  • Assist employees with complex, unprecedented, or ambiguous matters; review elevated issues and take action within assigned scope of authority.

About the Company

CommonSpirit Health

Nonprofit Catholic health system providing healthcare

CommonSpirit Health is a nonprofit Catholic healthcare network that provides integrated health services across clinics, care sites, hospital locations, home-based services, and virtual care. Its system coordinates care across hospitals, clinics, home health, and telehealth to create a connected patient experience with teams of physicians, nurses, and providers. Unlike many players in health care, it combines a large national footprint with nonprofit, faith-based stewardship, prioritizing charity care and community benefits and focusing on equitable access over margins. Its goal is to create a healthier future for all by building a just, equitable, and accessible health care delivery system grounded in humankindness and collaboration with patients and communities.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Chicago, IL
Founded
2019

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