Cardiovascular Technologist - $34-48 per hour

Cardiovascular Technologist - $34-48 per hour at Baptist Health System - San Antonio TX summary:

A Cardiovascular Technologist at Baptist Health System performs specialized hemodynamic monitoring and assists physicians during cardiac procedures, working with a diverse patient population. They are responsible for training staff, maintaining equipment quality, and supporting emergency nursing interventions. This role requires completion of competency credentials and involves instrument sterilization and monitoring responsibilities.

Baptist Health System - San Antonio TX is seeking a Cardiovascular Technologist for a job in San Antonio, Texas.

Job Description & Requirements

• Specialty: Cardiovascular Technologist
• Discipline: Allied Health Professional
• Duration: Ongoing
• 40 hours per week
• Shift: 8 hours
• Employment Type: Staff

Up to $15,000 Sign-On bonus based on experience

Summary

Under the supervision of an RN, Performs hemodynamic monitoring procedures of a highly specialized nature as well as assists the physician during all procedures.
Works with patients from adolescents to geriatrics.
In addition trains Cardiovascular Technicians and other Cath Lab personnel.
Completes established competencies for the position within designated introductory period.
Other related duties as assigned.

• Monitors cardiac procedures and calculates hemodynamic data
• Assists nursing personnel with emergency procedures
• Assumes responsibility for maintenance and quality control of equipment
• Cleans and packages instruments/supplies for sterilization
• Assumes role of monitor tech as needed

Baptist Health System - San Antonio Job ID #2403038168-7. Posted job title: Cardiovascular Tech Cath Lab Full Time Rotate SLB

Benefits

• Health Care FSA
• Dependent Care FSA
• Life insurance
• Sign-On bonus

Keywords:

cardiovascular technologist, hemodynamic monitoring, cardiac procedures, patient care, instrument sterilization, equipment maintenance, cath lab, healthcare technician, emergency procedures, staff training