Cath Lab CV Rad Technologist - RCIS - Norman Regional Health System

Cath Lab CV Rad Technologist - RCIS at Norman Regional Health System summary:
The Cath Lab CV Rad Technologist plays a crucial role in the cardiovascular program at Norman Regional Health System, preparing and assisting in various procedures while ensuring patient care and safety. This position requires certification in Radiologic Technology and/ or RCIS, with responsibilities including maintaining a sterile environment and acting as a preceptor for new staff. The successful candidate will join a team of experienced professionals dedicated to providing high-quality cardiovascular care in a state-of-the-art facility.
Overview: Norman Regional Health System has emerged as a beacon of workplace excellence. Norman Regional Hospital System is a community hospital system nestled at the Southern border of the Oklahoma City metro area. We have an innovative cardiovascular program and we are looking for caring knowledgeable Registered Technologist to expand cardiovascular program. - We will soon be moving to our new state of the art Critical Care Tower and will have three Cath Lab suites, one Electrophysiology suite, one Hybrid suite, two treatment rooms and seventeen Same Day Surgery rooms. We work with a team of nine cardiologist and two electrophysiologist. - -Norman Regional Health System Cardiology Awards

American College of Cardiology Chest Pain Center with PCI and Resuscitation AccreditationAmerican College of Cardiology NCDR Registry Gold AwardWomen's Choice Award in Heart CareIntersocietal Accreditation Commission (IAC) Echo AccreditationAmerican Association Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Rehabilitation (AACVPR) Accreditation Responsibilities: Job Summary
• Prepares equipment before and during procedures.
• Identifies and assesses patient condition. Prepares, positions and provides patient care.
• Establishes and maintains a sterile environment.
• Professional Practice
• Serves as preceptor for new hires and radiology students and participates in the orientation of new staff.
• Uses downtime appropriately by stocking rooms, checking equipment, and other delegated tasks by Charge person or manager. -
• Maintains strong professional working relationship with the physicians and leadership to facilitate excellent patient care.QualificationsComplete Cath Lab RT Orientation within 6 months. - Complete all competencies listed in department policy within 6 months.EducationCompletion of 24 month formal program or military program of Radiologic Technology with American Registry of Radiologic Technologist eligible and/or current RCIS.ExperiencePrevious Procedural Area experience preferred.Licensure/Certification/Registration/ETC.American Registry of Radiologic Technology. Registered and/or RCIS. Cardiovascular (CV) or (CI) and/or (VI) certification preferred. - - Basic Life Support (BLS) training or re-training is required during orientation prior to providing patient care. Current Basic Life Support (BLS) is required to be maintained thru re-training for duration of employment. ACLS training must be achieved within 6 months of hire and maintained through duration of employment. Qualifications:
  • Graduate of an accredited Radiographic Program or
  • Graduate of an accredited Cardiovascular Program
  • One year of experience working in an Cath Lab preferred
  • Registered as a Radiographer with the American Registry of Radiological Technologist - ARRT or
  • Registration from the Cardiovascular Credentialing International - RCIS
  • Basic Life Support
  • Advanced Life Support within 6 months of hireCompensation
    • $27.84-$45.46/hr based on previous work experience
    • Benefits include medical, dental, vision, short-term disability, long-term disability, life insurance, paid time off (PTO), paid holidays, tuition reimbursement, scholarship opportunities, retirement plans, free parking, and opportunities for advancement
      
      Keywords:
      Cath Lab, Radiologic Technologist, RCIS, Cardiovascular Care, Patient Care, Medical Technology, Healthcare, Electrophysiology, Sterile Environment, ACLS