Description

American Traveler is hiring an Electrophysiology Technologist for a teaching hospital setting, requiring a minimum of 2 years of EP lab experience with Cath and IR exposure.

Details

• Work in the Electrophysiology Tech unit within a short-term acute care teaching hospital
• Day shift schedule, 4x10 hours from 6:30 AM to 5:00 PM
• On-call requirements apply
• Float to all 3 hospital locations within 20 miles as needed
• EPIC charting system used
• White scrubs required

Requirements

• Minimum 2 years EP lab experience required; Cath lab and IR experience preferred
• BLS and ACLS certification required (AHA or Red Cross)
• ARRT-R and CCI RCES/RCIS certifications required
• RCVT and RCIS certifications preferred
• Active certifications required at time of submission; no pending certifications accepted
• License required if applicable
• Proficiency in EP studies, cardiac ablation, cardiac mapping, cardioversion, AICD insertion/programming, pacemaker insertion, and tilt table studies
• Experience with cardiac cath lab procedures and interpretation of dysrhythmias
• Ability to recognize life-threatening arrhythmias
• Experience serving as room circulator and maintaining sterile field while scrubbing
• Knowledge of isolation precautions and PPE protocols
• Age-specific competency with middle adult and older adult populations
• COVID-19 and flu vaccination required, with medical/religious exemptions only

Additional Information

• First-time travelers accepted
• Locals accepted at the same bill rate
• All RTO must be discussed during interview and submitted upfront; late RTO requests are unlikely to be approved
• Travelers expected to work every other holiday
• EKG and pharmacology testing required during orientation, with a maximum of 2 attempts per test and no remediation
• Time-sensitive training modules must be completed promptly once the assignment is confirmed
• Strict do-not-call-in policy enforced
• Smoke-free facility; all travelers must be nicotine-free
• Permanent and per diem staff cannot return to this health system for 1 year from their previous end date
• Assignments may be extended up to 18 consecutive months, after which a 6-month break is typically required